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.THH GRAND JURY'S WORK
IA List Of the Indictments They
Returned Last Night
YOUNG MULLARKEY INDICTED
For the Murder of Platt-Justlco
Davis Has Four Indictmeets
Found Against HIm-The
Balance OF tho List

The Grand Jury made It's return be.
fore Judge PAUL in Part l Of the Circuit
Court at $3.50 o'clock last evening, Con-
sidering the length Of time the Grand
Jury was in session, the return Is not u
large as many expected, nor does It EN-
brace classes Of offenders that many
looked to see indicted, James Mullar'
key IL indicted for the muir
der OF young Plat, Justice Davis
has four indictments lodged against him
as the outcome Of the examination Of
his docket by the Finance Committee OIL
the Board Of County Commissioners a
short time since when several irreguIarl-
ties are alleged 10 have been found,
Justice Davis claims that all the proceed
ings against him are instigated by spite
work and that he will come of with ay-
ing colors.
The true bills returned are as follows;
Murder-James Mullarkey.
Assault with intent to kill-Mlchael
0'Donnell, Clarence Johnson,
Neglect Of official duty-W. Il. Davis,
three indictments.
Maliesanca In oflice-W. H, Davis,
Grand larceny-Annie Costello.
Petit larceny, with an allegation OIL
former conyiGtion-William johnson,
alias William Thomas,
Obtaining money by false pretenses-
Harry Lacy, two indictments,
Assaulting officer in discharge Of his
duty-Annie Costello,
Rescuing prisoner from custody
Louis Hess.
Lewd and lociyious Cohabitation-
Thomas Holtzclaw and Ella Stewart,
Breaking into and entering car In
day time-John Sheets, Frank johnson
and Edward Thomas, (not n true bill as
To Sheets and Thomas),
Petit larceny-IIarry Brown, Lewis
Hager, 4 indictments, John Kline, O, w.
Wooden.
Letting a house to be used as house
OF III fame-James Emblem, 0 indlct-
ments, Julia Chisnell.
Keeping q houSo Of ill-tame--Annie
Sinclair, Nellie Martin, Maggie Conroyt
Josephine Boyd, Nellie White, Celia
Williams, Julia Chlsnell, Bertha Hamil.
ton, Emma MeManaway, Jennie Lee,
Sadie Tracy, Ida Robinson, Cynthia
Miller.
Selling beer aud wine without Il.
cense-Nellle Martin, Maggie Oonroy,
Nellie White, Celia Williams, Julia
Chisnell, Bertha Hamilton, Carrie Pal.
mer, Jennie Lee, Sadie Tracy, Ella
Miller, Emma MCManaway.
Selling on sunday-John Mckinley,
Walter Young.
NOT TRUE BILLS,
Adultery aud IoInlOtton = Matilda
Holtzclsw aud John Yost
Obtaining money by false pretenses-
Edward Nixon.
Petit larceny Henry schaHer, Rich.
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ID nuro you eeL L.lgcItIc llght IIlour.

vERpiur Of the consumer ID that iyana.
maker 4 Drown saves them al least 90
bef cent In q suit, OyefCOat OF uniform.
400 samples 10 select from, Al j. W.
IFeFfai'a. pl0l Main street,
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Part l of the Circuit Court opened yes
terday morning with Judge PAUL on the
bench Judge Campbell was also pres.
ent. 1t was ordered that the business Of
the term be assigned US follows; Tho
Grand Jury to report, and all criminal
cases to be heard and determined In
Part I. The civil cases will he heard In
Parts | and II respectively, as indicated
by the docket already prepared.
The docket In Part | Will be called TO-
morrow morning at $3.50 o'clock, aud in
Part II tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Thirty Jurors are ordered drawn for
each pait for Monday morning.
In Part | in the case of the City VS..
Eta Ditty, on an appeal, the appellant,
with leave OF Court, dismissed her up.
peal and the case was struck from tue
docket,
In Part II Ia final decree was entered
in the case Of Raphael Hablg vs.. Rein.
hardt Habig, Ell
Both Parts adjourned till to-day.
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Ilrldk.u0rt Briefs.

s TaRgarl, Of barton, Nl,itei ifIcn" !" ~
city Yesterday. .....,,.,. ,,., sosi
Mis- Bs~!gqhniIh, Of dAlIIpolI'' Il 'N' ''s'
Of Maggie I'LL. ...,,i,,
!, ", Goodman, oil BullOt spout ie'"''
with friends here. ...Jd
frank FeftOi Ii very happy over vac h'''''
q Eifl baby VI hlA hUuso, .,-,.n,
Mis- Matte Hedges returned ye'WflaI ''-
visit with FluAhlbg iflends' ...,.,tt
The supper given At the uly llnIl l mM ss.i
by itv Good TemplAts vas Neil pl'"''"'
aud WAl we'll attended. .l.,t,,
The ball given BY the Athletic W '., XII
lASt niELI was Que Of the pleasant" wv
here, II was largely attended. ...rr
PROT. George X. Little, oil W@h l,,.,. "UsT liz
wifi deliver one Ol ne hinQ.' 'n'' sA,GTCJ
iiifts lot The benpllt Of the VI MIA wv
Hall OF the 2Dth lust. ,....,bl
iIisto bO hoped that tho move lIN y y" ,ls
70 peye Hank and Morgan street NlN .,,ti,lii
CO.., THO present condition NJ 'hu'e ''''
fepfoaCli 10 AH Oniotptls hs Town .,...,,
William KOehnlinp aud MI,. l9tl,g,, ! tsnSt
married on lAlt sunday ~ Wy ',s ~
Rev, II, OvefnAn OnlClatcd Ih' Nv,,Wnts -
4 utlol one, NJ ne hplng ptc'tnl ~ ggrsi ~
feaf relatives. The hippy .Ciuplf L'.,it,u
HalilmOfOd ohio rail- 0ah iof Wt''"n"''
LB,GOOD sells dry goodsihoioi'''
-SS- ....
T,iV nbpAW. XIV Cream, lily IIeAN
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Now 1g.--Eor
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir'
elnia, rain, clearing 10 West Virginia
stationary Temperature, except slightly
warmer IN West Virginia; variable
winds, becoming westerly.
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ic4curslOn TO Pittsburgh via tho II. 4 o.
Thursday, November 2s, tho Baltimore
& Ohio will sell excursion tickets TO
pinsburRh at rate Of 50, good returning
until November 20, inCluSive.
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Do you suffer with catarrhP You can
be cured II you take Hoods Sarsaparllla,
the great blood purifier. Sold by all
druRRistg.
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can DO relieved and cured by uslng q
Rargle Of chlorate Of potash every hour,
and applying freely AZ the same tlhie,
Red Gross OIL externally. See directions
accompanying each bottle.
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Inst NIrl,l,. IlrnpIll CONCERT

The concert given at Germania hall
last evening by Mics Sara Sweeney, as
sisted by other well known aud popular
Wheeling musicians, for the benefit oil
Ghrist's p. 4. church, OF Fairmont, was
not as largely attended as 1t probably
would have been had not the weather
been 80 Indictment. AS 1t was, however,
there was q select and appreClative audi.
enCe present, and those who came out
and 6raved the elements were well re.
paid for their trouble. The programme
was as follows:
Plano '"snafpe
Miss Sara Sweeney.
SOlO-ThV Two Qienadlers
Mir. Tom Carson.
5Olo-Prot ,........... ... Homer Norris
Miss Mary BAnkRrd,
Violin 0bllgat0 BY Pr0i, sChockey.
Duett-Np Furnace, No klfG...,Meyel llelmund
Mrs. Flora Williams and Nr. Tom Carson.
.,,U,--
Mrs. 0cOfgU ID. Caldwell.
Plano sOlO-Aui urunet Au.m..".",.."..,Mo rk0l
Miss Sara Sweeney
Vocal DuOtt-COmg With Me.,.............C ampnnA
Mrs. ueofgo u. Caldwell aud Miss Mary BduEard.
eolO-Any Not Farewell MilinFl
Mr., VIII Day,
Solo -MarguefitOs Three bouquets. 1Faga
Mrs, Fl0m William.
Violin OblIgALO by l'roi, sChockey.
QuAttctte -GOod Night, Good Night, w.
Mrs. Williams, Miss BGukRftl, Meists,
Day and Carson.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received d complete aud artistic
assortment. Or SultingS, pautalOOnings
un1 UyCrcOallngS, winch Nc warrant "
make upln ilrSl.cllss style, and NJ rea'
sOnabl0 prices. FIJI guaranteed.
q. HESS " SONS,
1891 u 1898 Market street.
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GREAT BARGAINS from now to Christ.
mas, OF Ladies' and Gents Solid l4.karet
Gold Watches and all kinds Of fine
Jewelry, at BlLLMAN's,
% IIlnYanth ALreat.
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Clothing, Etc
Gle Suttllioeurer.
onLee Noy. sS nnd vi lourteenth streOt.


wanted-A Few Young Men.
Lost or stolen-BlHGk shepherd Pup.
Library LaInps-NGsblIt q Bro.
NOuCC-JOhh W. Cummings.
FOR SAlO-SmRll fruit FArm-R. I. Howell.
For salG-rGO Brick pWUllinga-J. X, AckeE.
WRnLel-UniufnlAhe Room.
photographs Tor thU lioiidAyB-r, II. Higgins.
Public SALT James a. hcnTy.
Rusty Da6v ButnetS- Joseph Bell Stove Co.
The Ideal Feed Mill-llUgu & BRO.
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NutNIHH IINHUbUHUF IUF NNNWH
than a fine crayon portrait furnished by
]. O. Orr, Al Twelfth street. II not salts.
factory no sale-price reduced. Gall
and see samples. was
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Nothlpa Hand,omer for xmn.

JACOBS & 1sENBRRa closing out retail
stock. Now isyonr time to buy bargains.
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FoR comfort and durability buy our
celebrated Scotch Wool Seamless Under.
wear, ,DdrdRisd mol 10 hrink.
Just received 30 dozen more OF those
eSC seamless half Hose. They are grsdl
bargains. Q, HISS 4 soSs,
1891 aud 1898 Market street,
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Tho Thermometer ut sChnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
repisierel 10 follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-20
pnlNk ONO YalIoY Coree.

USE LILY onEAN for roughness of tue
akin.
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Usr LILY OREAn for the toilet

rnY Electric Light. You will use no
other.
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USE Ohio Valley Coffee. 1tathe best.
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YOua' grocer has Electric Light Flour.

USE LILY 0REAM for chappod hands.
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BErrrn thar, all, Electric Light Flour.
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"rlE Hospital Ten J" Il chapter Of ''The
Kings Daughter Of st. Matthew's
Episcopal church, win give a Supper on
Friday evening III the basement Of the
church; for the purpose oil raising funds
for a hospital. All denominations are
requested TO DO present., b5,MoA 5ti
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NOT TRUE MILLS.

Adultery aud IoInlOtton Matilda
Holtzclaw aud John Yost.
Obtaining money by false pretenses-
Edward Nixon.
Petit larceny-Henry SChafer, Rich
ard Dickinson aud George King.
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Cured by Cuticura,

For three years was almost crippled with an
awful sore leg from my knee dnwI 10 my Ankle;
the skin was entirely gone, and tho fesh was one
mass OF diieaLc. Some physicians pronounced
Il incufablo. II had diminished about one
third the size OF tho other, aud | was In hope
les condition. Alter trying oil kinds OF EoIiO.
dies ana spending hundreds Of dOllAfL from
which got no ielCt whatever, was persuaded
70 w your CuriCvEA EGMEnikS, and The result
Cided Change iOr the better, aud NJ tho end Of
two mouths was completely cured. Ny flesh
was purified, and the b6nO. (which had been *
pOtcd for over q Year. got sound. The flesh he.
years past 10Y leg ERs well Ne ever IL was, sound
10 every respect, and not slgu NJ rho diLealo 10
DO aeon, g. AnERN,
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skin plsoase n Yea l,' :.

SNha D'oSaSS ~ leaT6I
] have been troubled with Ihlu and scaib
disease for seventeen years. Ny head ii Time
was one running sore, and my body Was covered
Win them a. large "a q half dollir, tried d
the CrricuhA RgNLniES, and am thankful 10
slate that after two mouths Of their tiIO am
On! rely cured, ieyl II my duty 10 YOU and Inc
public W state tho above case.
u, II, MCDOWELL, JamCsbutg, n, j,
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An Awful Sore Limb,

skin entirely gone. FlOAh n mass Of dis.
ease. Leg diminished One-thlrl In size,
Condition hopeless, Cured by tile Cuti.
CuTa Rene dies In two months,
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The CnllUura,. CuliriitA ROpoiyCh., and Cuil
CURE Soap have brought abOntR tnGFSOIinliA cure
~ Ene case z ASH dlseA,g 0q my little Eot
~! aud Alhl the most eminent doctors, all alike
lhllihg, except The wonderful CtIllO1fG hGlne.
dltA. ~, n, BROWN,
IN N. 10Th Al. (ltnhka Nnh
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements to be published
one month and under. must be paid for in
advance. All advertising for shorter time
than three months is considered transfer
ADVERTISING Accounts rendered quarterly
for all advertisements published for a longer
period Of time
Local advertisements, to appear among
reading matter under heading of Business
Notices. will be charged ~ cents per line for
first insertion, and ) cents per line for each
insertion thereafter.
Legal advertisements. such as administers
tors and executors notices. commissioners
and trustees sales summons to non resi-
dents. &c, will be charged for at legal RAJ es.
except when they exceed Il certain limit of
space in which case we reserve the right to
Tx our own price. All such business must
be PAID FOR IN ADVANCE The charge
is very small and we cannot afford to take
risks or wait the pleasure OF persons to pay
Obituary notices. resolutions of respect
etc will he charged for at the rate of one
cent a word 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 - wOrdS-Or articles not exceeding
that in length.
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Office

BY virtue OF an execution In my hands
issuing from the Superior Court OF Vance
county. North Carolina, In favor Of A. j.
Kivett. plaintiff. vs.. n. Hawkins. dsfen-
dant, shall sell for cash. by public Aue-
ton, tO the highest bidder, at the eourt
house door in Henderson. In Vance county,
an MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
SEPT, 1889, all the right. title and inter.
est that NJ. Hawkins had On June 18th,
1883. or at any time since that day, In and
to the following property. t0-wit: Two
town lots ad joining the court house square
in Henderson, one Of them adjoining o. 4.
Harris, Mrs Emma Hardee, A. &. Zolli-
Golfer aud others, the other adt6inin9 The
said court house square. A. T.. ZOlljeoGnf.
the NJ Z. church and church street: Aha
the right, title and interest rs aforesaid u
said NJ Hawkins in l32 acres Of land, .
part Of the Bowen tract, 2 miles West 81
Henderson, I'm Vance county, adjoining de
lands Ut j. II. Dunn, w. II. 5. BufgWyn.
said Hawkins homestead and others; also
all the right, title and interest As Aforesaid
of said NJ. Hawkins IN q lot on Spring
street, In Henderson, adjoining the Lands
OF Clary's prize house, w. II. 4 e. Wat
kins and said street. This, first day 81
August. 1889.
w. II. Smith,
aug. $40 Sheriff Of Vance Co., T..
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The Grandest Excursion Of the season.

The Grandest Excursion OF the Season.
Everybody ought to 60 on the grand ex-
cursion to Richmond, Va, AUG. 18th. The
managers, Messrs. King, Lacy 4 Sher.
wood. will leave nothing undone b make
this the grandest event OF the season. This
capital of Virginia, the seat Of government
OF the late Confectionery, 50 long bavely
defended by General Lee, and the scene OF
the greatest triumph Of General Grant.
As our readers know, Richmond Is bcauti-
fully and maiestically situated on seven
nificent views Of the broad, rushing, lordly
James river, and presents unequalled at
fractions to the traveller, making it indeed
one Of the most interesting and beautiful
cities In the United Stases. On the ba0ks
Of the mighty river rise mammoth factories
ten stories high, and there. are vast -four
ing mills, large tobacco factories, immense
iron works. including the famous Tredegar
iron works, great temples o! trade, huge
business blocks, stretching from Rockets
away towards Hollywood for miles, that
engrOss the interest Of those who delight In
elegant buildings. public and private, that
claim passing notice and admiration the
State capitol, the custom house pQstOlflce.
Young Mems Christian Association build.
ing. hotels, many elegant churches. the
Richmond College. theatres. noble man
SiOuo Niu OO0utA0k tCSSoCuCCS. D<StuCSs
there are enchanting parks and gardens,
commanding eminenccs that present yiews
Of the city, stream, forest and hills unpar-
alleled for beauty and grandeur. The
Capitol Park, Chimborazo Heights. Mon
roe Park, Candles Hill, with their lovely
fountains and statuary. Reservoir Park,
Allen Place, Water Works Avenue. Hol-
iywood Cemetery, said to be the loveliest
| in America. and many charming streets,
avenues and drives combine 10 make .
day spent In Richmond long 10 be
remembered. One OF the most striking
and novel attractions Is the electric
street railway moving mysteriously along
its track without steam or horses, travers.
ing the city with speed and safety, There
are many celebrated monuments and
statues in the city. Henry Clay, Stonewall
jackson, and of Washington, surrounded
by revolutionary heroes. which Is In the
Judgment of many the finest and grandest
| In the world. There Is also the magnlf.
cent pile to the Confederate dead, TO many
distinguished Generals and citizens in Hol.
lywoOd, the most memorable Of which IL
the monument to President Monroe. -
Fare for the round trip from Henderson
s. 90. ~
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"Auothcr wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by lady in this country
Disease fastened It's clutches upon her and
for seven wears she withstnod its s-v.rcsl
tests, bnt her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For thres
month, she coHghed incessantlv and could
not sleep. She bought Of It's bottle 81
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and was much relieved
ON taking the first dose that she step,
all night and with one bottle has been nj
aculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Lntz.
lrs write w. {. Hamrick & TO, Of Shelby
N.C.-Gct a fee trial bottle a, NJ. norsev''
Drugstore.
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HIGH = WATER = MARK !

The highest sales yet
made for new tobacco
were made today at
Cooper's warehouse for
J. J. Wilson & Foster.
His lot, all grades, aver
aging $51.74 per hun
dred. Cooper knows
how to please and when
tobacco sells for it's
value.
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aug. 8-4 o.

aug. s-4 o. Principal
WE MEAN BUsINEss.-We are in
earnest about selling the GOLD LEAF.
and as there will doubtless be some
difficulty in disposing Of the plant en-
tire. we will sell to suit purchaser. For
instance: We have a new cylinder
press, costly machine, which of itself
is worth as much as the complete outfit
of many weekly papers. Then again
we have large amount of new display
or job type-a surplus in fact, and
more than some offices have for both
newspaper and job work. There is
enough to fit up a tirst-class job Office.
with the addition of some smaller and
fancy faces, brass rule. borders. furni-
ture, &C., and then have plenty for all
necessary purposes of displaying adver-
tisements in the paper. We will sell
the office. name. good will, &C.. less the
press and SO much of the job type as
may be agreed upon, and take the
chances of handling these to the best
advantage possible afterward. While
we prefer to sell the entire plant COM
plete as it stands. thinking we might
find purchaser who did not want to
invest quite as much money at one
time, and who could make cheaper
Qland) press answer his purpose, we
will sell without the press and reserve
a few hundred dollars worth of display
type; also if preferable. We have
already had offers from parties who
wished to buy the press, but of course
could not sell that alone That would
place us in the same category as the
man who sells his horse and keeps the
buggy. We could sell the type and
other fixtures of the Office without the
press, but of course could not let the
press 60 first.
If any one wishes to purchase on
these conditions we shall be pleased to
hear from him.
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Denote an impure state of the blood and
are looked upon by many with suspicion.
Acker's Blood Elixir will remove all inn
purities and leave the complexion smooth
and clear. There is nothing that will so
thoroughly build up the constitution, puri-
fy and strengthen the whele system. Sold
and guaranteed by NJ. Dorsey. /.
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A Child Killed.

Another child killed by the use of opiates
given i'm the form of soothing syrup. Why
mothers give their children such deadly
poison is surprising when they can relieve
the Child Of its peculiar troubles by using
Acker's Baby SOOther. 1t contains no
opium or morphine. Sold by NJ. Dorsey.
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Guard Against the strike,

And always have a bottle Of Acker's Eng
lish Remedy il, the house. You cannot
tell how sOOifCrOup may strike your little
one, or cold or cough may fasten itself
upon you. One dose is preventive and IA
few doses positive cure. All throat and
lung troubles yield to its treatment. A
sample bottle is given you free and the
remedy guaranteed by NJ. Dorsey.
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A WORD ABOUT OBITUARIES
must state. for the information of those
who it seems have never read the no
tice to that effect that lbs been kept
standing in our paper. for some time,
that obituary. notices exceeding, ten
lines III length will not be published
unless paid for. Whenever person
in the community dies it is part of the
papers business in giving the news, to
publish the same. and the editor en-
deavors to pay such tribute to their
memory as he thinks is due them and
he is capable OF bestowing, and
after that his obligation is at all end.
Our observation is that the public at
large have no interest in obituary
notices and resolutions of respect, etc.
They are seldom read by the general
reader. 1t is only the immediate friends
and family that are interested in such
things and it is not fair to the publish
er and his readers to tax his space with
the gratuitous publication Of matters
of this kind. For this reason we will
not publish them unless paid for-and
when we charge one person we propose
to charge all. 49,.
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A Healthy lsrOWlh.

Acker's Blood Elixir has gained firm
hold OIL the American people and Is ae-
knOwledged to be superior to all other
preparations. 1t Is q positive cure for all
ternity indOrse and prescribe It, Guarsn-
teed and sold by NJ. Dorsey.
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SPECIAL SERMoN.-The Rev. Alex
Sprunt will preach special sermon Oh
the subject Of the liquor traffic, at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
Bar-keepers, tipplers and others who
are in any way interested in this bust
ness are cordially invited to hear him.
Knowing Mr.. Sprunt as we do we are
safe in promising that nothing will be
said or done to wound the feelings OF
any one. He does not indulge in
abuse Of any one, and his sermon Sun
day night will be no exception. 1t is
the business he will speak of, but he
has no harsh words for those engaged
in it. Go and hear Mr.. Sprunt Sunday
night.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-08-15

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