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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15


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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

THr New York interviewers have
been calling on Governor Foraker, who
always talks freely for publication,
and, as the Columbus DispaicA says,
'lmpresses one with the idea that be
has nothing % fear and nothing 70
hide Foraker's effective circumflcx
accent on the word gentleman" when
he saidin she Chicago conventi0no of lsss,
that some things were known in adj
vance about the nominee OF that CON
ventOn. and one was "that be VIII be- a
gentleman" Viii always be remem-
bered by those Who heard him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
IgTNTs-WAgTED.

AGENTS should write for illustrated circular.
y terms and two weeks free trial n Missouri
Washer. Washes dlrtiest clothes clean by bot
steam without rubbing easily SOLD profitable
!. Worth. - LOUIS. No %
l\ANTED-t few good energetic agents.
versal silver Polish IL j. aot = silver
soap" paste" ~ powder" hut chemically
pure iiauid SILVER polish. IL "a fayorite with
people Who have silver ware and good seller.
For terms and particulars address G. ,.
Ritchie. 3ewfier and manufacturer. Horsi ne
Station Nfrh t4ff
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
K0KBY TO LOAN

N0NIY 10 L0AN for tie Nofthwestern
IA Mufua Life Insurance fompang. n MI
waukee ln Sums Of s. .pJl and Upwards. 0n isrfn
and city property. ~ lowest current rates %
interest security must be Irstclass More b
lI~8n iest8rd bIUea
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

II has been SURPRISED that the first
secret ballot % be llt into fleet % a
large naY would bo that 4 Maes3cau-
-efts. ll. tA.s j. not tlle case. The new
ltN m Connecticut g0ts into effect on
August 3, aad Is 20 be applied al the
town meetings and tie voting OF the
pr0nlhtOry amendment on tae first
Monday .n October. The working ct
the new PLAN wlii arouse despread n-
tsgost. la the meantime, u = ID be OBJ
served that Democratic organs are
alk.ng about - saecming' Connect
cut, and arr hopeful that the secret
'ailo; law wlil help them. Wondrous
are the works OF secrecy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

Any Subscribe 20 rue TELEGRAM
nEnALD ~ho falls g. receive tue paper
regularly. or Who UaJ h1Ss rea-on 10
soapI4ia al late delivery ~ii eoafsr
special favor 81 iafsrnins this "fsee %
the fact az once. sead pssi4l card or cal
~ teisphoas Ssi.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

AvorHrR terrible crime in Michigan
was reported yesterday. By and uy ihe
people VIII be driven 20 lyuchuza few
of these heartless vIans. iyneHrg
IS horrible and barbarous method of
punishment, but horrors aud harbausm
may demand a resort t0 10. As de-
terrentit must be- admitted that Il IS
nnequailed oy the ordinary processes Of
taw
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
AZ ORDINANCE relative 10 Sidewalks ia ~

An ORDINANCE relative 10 sidewalks ia the
city Of Grand Rapids.
lii Common Council ~ the city OF Dfa1d
Rapids Do orlain - follows;
section 4. An sidewalks constructed, lad or
rebuilt IN he streets Or avenues OF tar ritls
whether voluntarily constructed by tAe un 81
or occupsnf OF the adjoining premises or ~
special order 81 the Common Council OF ~
the marshal of said city. shall pr 80 iaip mat
the sidewalks throughout give street "f
avenue shall De- oi uniform sufiacr ahe tn'
outside line OF said sidewalks % Or lalo ~ "a
uniform distance from The curb me 81 sara
street OF avenue. and Tie inner Iur ~ any
such Sidewalk 20 be laid az Uniform distance
from the Dot lines the grade oi The upper sef
face Of All such sidewalks % br determines ~
TIE Board q Public " orks % said city. huo TIE
width 81 such sidewalks. on saio various
streets and avenues. and the distance II Tie
outer line from the curb line. and the inner
nue from the lot lines 20 BE- lu like manner 4t-
fer:nined hy said Board Of iHhHr Works.
And Il shall D. the duty ~ the officers on seff-
ing II an order 81 the Common iouurl TO
bald ~ rebuild any Sidewalk go &C. ompany
the same Nth TIE grade and aNgnmeni 70
said Sidewalk dfsir lafed by the Board 'i
Public Works OF the tiiY n FTaao lap d.
Aud o. shall be unlawful for any person ar
u.reous corporation assoc alton. ufhrrf OF
individual 20 construct. LAY 90 rebuild any Hiot-
walk on Any street nf avenue ln saia CITY Nlth-
out first having obtained from fhe surveyor n
the Board - pHilic Works 81 said tifA, Nr
from the marshal 81 said city. the proper
grade width and alignment Tor fht hofNa'k
o. Poe SO constructed. lalo of rebuilt. ana u
shall ID. tie dutx o. said surveyor and marshal
T. "a nish tbe same upon oemAno Nilh"t'
costs.
See. q Any person ~ persons who shall We.
late any OF tbe pros SONS Or requi me- ~ oi
/ this ordinance. on conviction thereof slaIi re
4 punished hy a 1nc 81 uof if-e IMAM one n'i a' ?
[ nor more than one huUd I'D dollars. aH1
/ COSTS 81 prosecution. nf ~ imprissDmenf a.
/ hard labor in ihf common JAZZ az ihf county ~
Kent. of in arE peHiffntHf1, laiir W. ii.''l>'
/ house q rlrrrcfi uu ar aiiushnusf ~ SAID cry
/ in The discretion ST fhe court ~ MAGISTRATE
before whom thf conviction may De- haN. lnI =
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

Tie ulzsl4sers * that c0lceFZ are nol
- sweet - they thought they were.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

For don't care. dull, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, dull pans IN back
and head, tantalizlng san eruptlOns,
Demp's SarsaparIlla never fails TO give
relief. We always guarantee it. Price
IL per bottle, Tibbs' drug store, l26
MOprOe-St
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

The subscription 1T Of the In
eatA- HEzALD = sts4olly growing, asa
ST. a~ ave Ioo1 Tor more. sad a
fspr orders y te.sp44ns Or p9slzl
card.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

Is positive specific Tor all forms of
TIE disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated and Protruding Piles. Price
DOC. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

H0WIAsD HEisars, OHIO. Aug u
isss.-A me farm and beautiful avn.
snfaDbsry, trees vi1ss, p-2nLs. o.I-s
AMI 1gwer., in fact everything tAAt
lends eaann, lapylness aad rect -
tired -allliel and oser-woIke1 city ia
llYlda4ls are - b. foun1 aere. OuG
Al-I -ad hostess. Nr AM Ar- a a.
Dl4se. sal.sI4-l most royalty. aad
e comes tEe nearest ~ city lie ~
have ever enjoyed. FINER weatnee.
weather A.qEe prop Sous for heath
a4a e0mioft. t9f t1e growing crops AID
harvest se4sol il .seolatry. could not
oe le..leI than tlag Ne have ozperl-
enced darng lhe past Two weeks upon
tue nus farm ~ a. 4. Drake. 90 How
ssnd Heights. Wn.is the weather has
leen unusually boz ~ some. We nave
i0and u eilar4lag under the SHADY
trees, ana ths CUTS have been delight.
lal.y cool.
As consequence 0f tbs fair. fore
iaz weather tie cereal plants Na- rap
ELS Datared aud garnerel .n.0 tG-
sfanaTy Tho blooming pcr.o0 has
feen passed through under thc
meet favorable condition, 80 that
"a course 81 one week more
summer harvesting VII DC pleasure
ga tAe past.
Prof. swensbeTg, u Grand Rapids,
Michigan. : VISITING SIS daughter
Bertha Ng.ilA, WHO nlakes her nome
GA tue farm with Ar. aut Mr.. A A.
Dlake.--OeOrsc ". Drake, VI Denver
olO., whose wife and son hayeb been yl,-
tag here Tor tac past few weeks. arrived
.i-t week 10 VISIT hs relatives and
friends, and recall early days spent n
Db.o.--A large number of friends
trum various parts If the country arc
.nl0yng tAe ho-i.lAlity OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. A. Drake -N1soaiag VALLEY r.
lielc.
Now comes the time Of summer
assemblies. "Shail We 20 20 Chau-
tal4ua" Or shal. We 20 to the noun
a.us, or up the lakes, Or shall we,
when proper tasks are done, take some
good book and sit by some good brook
side On bank OF moss under a shade
90 trees' Most Of hfe's JOYS must be
found near home. and they should 5e
found there hy those who have good
homes. Home, sweet home, there Is
no place Ike home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

found near home. and they should be
found there ny those who have good
homes. Home, sweet home, there Is
no place Ike home.
Encourage Home Patronage.
The harvest has been of unusual
abundance throughout the country,
and especially IN our own State. In no
tlne IN our history mas there been such
% surplus OF farm products. Our hills
and valleys are covered with cattle,
feeding, for winch there IS no demand
az prices remuneTatlye. Beef - CON
sumed as usual, but from the great
West. where the land Is cheap. and the
cost of raising IS but little more than
the cost of herGing and shipping comes
~. Tins, of course, is an lmpOSs.blllty
-o meet IN our own State, where land :
Ai.A and mOneyed investments large.
Bat home culture and home prOduc-
ton should always be encouraged and
supported, whether this be IN the line
OF farming or manufacturing interests.
There are some people who are worldly
wise IN other matters, especially III the
patronage for their own ware or pro-
ductlOn and general prosperity. They
20 on the plan of live, instead of live
and let live. They consider that they
are under no obligations TO their neigh
bOrs for anything, especially the agrl-
culturist. and TO get cheap beef, cheap
butter, cheap everything winch 9th
ers produce and dear for every
thing winch they themselves
produce, Is perfect legitimate
and an accorded privilege and s.ltish
human right. In our opinion TINS Is
an er-lght, If not "A wiltul wrong.
our banks subsist and are wholly de
pendant on patronage; 50 are our man
ufacturers. and common sense observa-
ton teaches all that the most success
tul ones are those located m rich
prosperous agricultural region. No
bank was ever forced to suspend
by reason of failure OF the
farmer 70 meet his obligation,
and this is true n all business channels.
All our heavy losses come through the
misplaced confidence of speculative adj
vcnturers. No honest business man
vino intends 70 pay dollar for dollar
sells hs goods at a loss; at least he
ought not be asked nor compelled to
Go so: and why should We ask or com
pei the honest and hard working
farmer 20 sell his produce at runous
prices2
Beef can not bee produced in Mchi-
Gan nor any State East of u for .
cents per pound, neither can good
butter for 10 cents. except
ut loss 90 the producer. our aTgu-
mcut is that we can and should pay
reasonable and fair living prices, and
pay IL direct to our own people; tins is
.-.-rrrf,a home rrrt.rfrDn lax NGnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
BUSINESS OHANCEs.

no lOL WANT 10 buy business. largest
- list 81 nTsi-ciass bus ness openings in the
city LOOK IL over. DAVIS Josf. 81 Monraf 81
n.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15
FOR RgET-R00ws.
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR RENT-ll ouse II nine rooms. wood
house. good cellar. hard and soft water
Apply IA Barclay-st. 20
WE have "a fne s-room house well. cgtern.
" cement cellar, etc. Tor sale al 5000 on
monthly payments II you are looking for bar
gains, don fail 10 see Us. STOW Parish.
under Old National Bank.
tpk kENT-A tenement OF seven rooms. one
81 SIX rooms. one % i've rooms. one OF four
rooms huu one n three; also a store IN good
location. Inquire Of =. ". Barnard. - Allen
st. corner ~ Mt Vernon 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

WILL be person that picked az "a paif n
W sp-ciaclrS iu trout sd 80 tlcsceAtAfc
please return them fo thai SO. -
IJAfILD-A partner 81 ia iNe or ten tnOus-
w and dollar. So ntii G Established and pfof.
table genera mcrcaHflIt business iA tlfltlnf
southern l8an. topiAh county. inr uaiiiru
lars address 81 ~ bfiiion. Neeton. 1.ss. -
"A AnoAhE-Just opened iar ladles and srn-
VI flemeu pariOr Turkish baths steam Napur
and alcohol swcafs Electricity superior
massage by Mrs. StarkweAfhcf ~ the hiec-
ne school Of Practice, room - hermitage,
corner Canal and Brldsesis. Hours from a.
IA. 10 4. IA. sundays L. j. ia ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cspt Those Of Detro!s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15


l[ANTED-A lady in each city, town set
w township 20 procure sUbscri bers for The
Home Magazine, conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan Special Inducements offered. Refer
cnces required. address The BrOdIx Publish
Ing Company Washington. -. &.
ITO kENI-furAished rooms. steam heated.
l. At tae 6lenhayeD. No. II south Division
ST., clean, light and well furnished. Inquire at
room No %
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-15

\ lnz North Laaa-atr| from brIlgesl Is
logfra g.. 4l the tlsy ~ crane kauI4s
.fr.s.es ..l 'll.r Ifr snE D
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
Notice !!

N Vsn:. c sasatg' superior Court.
The Henderson Building
Manufacturing Company
Against
l.. l.. Aamacher,
Annie Hanaacher.
To L. L. HamaeAer and Annie Hamaeser,
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
taehMent 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,
1889. You are hereby notified to be and
appear before the judge Of our Superior
Court, at . court to 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 fled against you in the Clerk s Of
fee on the first three days Of said term.
Upon failure SO to answer or deMur judy
Mont 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 & ZOLLICOFFER, Pins Atty's.
(june &c O..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20

Under and by virtue Of ~ power con.
ferred on me by a Deed Of Trust, executed
the 18th day Of February. 1884. by John &.
Jones and wife Mary Il. Jones, shall, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JULY.
son, sell that valuable tract Of land known
Is the John q. Jones land, adjoining the
lands OF James W. Brame, James GoOch's
estate and others. The track contains
about 80 acres has splendid creek bot
toms. two settlements and Is we'll adapted
TO the growth Of grain and yellow tobacco.
Time of sale, II o'clock m. Terms cash.
GEORGE B. HARRIS,
Trustee.
A. J. HARRIS, Atty. 49,.
June 7th 1889. tune 18
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
70 THE EDITORS.
IConcOrd TfmeS.l

The Press convention will be held in Lee
nOir July 18th. A considerable majority
of those editors who expressed an opinion
as to palce of meeting were in favor Of
this beautiful mountain town, and the
Executive Committee consequently de-
eided upon it.
The editors will be entertained by the
citizens of Lenoir at their homes. All
editors or publishers of newspapers who
desire to attend the convention will send
their names to the Secretary AT ONCE, so
that transportation may be provided for
them, &c. Only the bona fide editor or
publisher OF a legitimate newspaper, sup
ported by subscriptions and advertising,
are entitled to membership in the Associa-
ton, or to receive the courtesies of the
same. School papers and similar publ
cations are excluded. No paper ia allow
ed proxy representation; /. e., no one but
the editor or publisher himself will be al
lowed to represent it. This is according
| to amendments to demonstration made
at the last meeting, and THE SECRFTARY
WILL MAINTAIN RIGID ADHERENCE nc
THESE AMENDMENTS. The attendance
this year shall be what the members O
the Association havelong desired, body
OF active and bona fide newspaper men
7 only a dozen are in attendance.
The interest thus far manifested in tn,
meeting has been great. Many editor
who have never before attended will b
present, and the meeting promises to b
one that will rebound to the Association
honor.
An excursion will probably be takel
over the ". n. C. R. R. after the close G
the meetings. Further arrangements wi
be announced hereafter.
Let all who will go to the convention
write to the undersigned at once. givinl
the exact route they propose to take.
Fraternally,
j. B. SHERRILL,
Sec n. c. =. A.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
The finest line of spectacleS and eye
glasses can be seen at Nights the jewelor

PERSONAL, BUT NOT PRIVATE
The GOLD LEAF is proud of its hand
some appearance. 1t always had the
reputation of being clean, neat printed
paper, but it is surprising itself now.
Its new press is doing splendid work
and with a new dress of type, it has
.'got there by very fiattering ma
jority on the question of good looks.
1t will be observed that we use larger
type and a holder face letter on this
page than heretofore, while We set it
"solid" and give just as much reading
matter as formerly.
All this has been done at cons ider-
able expenditure of money, but we
want to serve the comfort of our read
ers, and the best interests Of our pat
rons. All we ask in return is that lib
eral support necessary to the life and
we'll being of an enterprise Of this kind
and such as we shall strive to merit
Give US your subscriptions and adver
tisements, then, and let us work fol
the mutual benefit of one another.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
Tourists

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle OF Syrup
of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and ef-
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
forms of sickness. For sale in 50 cent and
81 o0 bottles by all leading druggists.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
FOR SALE
At Cemetery Lodge. Henderson

The entire stock Of plants, rose bushes,
Pinks, de-, suitable for cemetery decora-
ton and flower gardens. 800 cotton and
sugar naples. box edging, grape vines,
strawberry plants. and six sash, 3x6 feet,
Also late cabbage and celery plants for
sale. JAMES RODGERS.
june COL /.
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tions OF respect, ETC., will be charged for
at the rate of one cent a word and the
cash must accompany the manuscript. In
eases where friends and patrons of the
paper are concerned, no charge will he
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, 1889-06-20
Wanted

% good drillers at Wakefield Granite
Quarries, Petersburg. Va. Steady work
for six months. For information apply at
this Office or address A. B. COOK,
Petersburg Va
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20

This paper is published "for revenue
only" Gold, not glory, is what we are
working for. We say this for the benefit
lished simply for the fun Of tie thing
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~Our friends throughout the country
viii confer favor by furnishing us with
any news Of local or general interest that
may occur in their respective neighbor-
hoods.
Persons calling on or writing to adver-
Users will please mention the GOLD LEAF.
Ey 30 doing you will greatly Obiige US,
while it will cost you nothing.
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Attention. Ladies.

| will reset the buttons on your shoes at
10 cents per pair by new and improved
process which will not hurt the feet or in
1ure the shoes. Buttons reset on all shoes
bought of me free of charge. Call and see
the machine work.
june 20. JOHN w. PUREFOY.
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Bank Statement.

Statement of the condition of The Bank
of Henderson at the close of business on
the 18th day of May, 1889, made upon call
of State treasurer:
RESOURCES,
Discounts, $25,s52.O6
Overdrafts, 1860
Due from banks and bankers, $685. So
Real estate, 6,828.OO
Furniture and fixtures, 970.52
Current expenses paid, 1,928.S0
Cash items Cheeks and tobacco
tickets paid and drafts Oh buy
ers) A,943.9l
Cash on hand, 12.764.21
1862 .ls
Capital, $24,77O.55
Surplus, 1858. SO
Undivided profits, s,1so.7s
| Deposits. 45,O71.57
| Due banks and bankers. 9,94O. SO
| sss, 6s2. 10
| |, r. l.. Daingerfield, Cashier Of The
Bank of Henderson, do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief;
r. l.. DAINGERFIELD, CASHIER.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
| COUNTY OF VANCE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
14th day of June, 1889:
| Clerk Superior Court.
This being a private enterprise owned
entirely by me, only such of my means arr
employed in the business as the neeessi
ties of the time and case require. Thi
statement does not include other proper
ties possessed by ME, though all are respOn
sible for the obligations Of the bank.
VIM. II. 5. BURGwYN, Owner.
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Notice.


Notice.
All persons holding claims against me
are hereby notified to present them for set
Element between now and the first day Of
July, 1889. CHARLES j. ALsTON.
May 30. 1889.
Pure and Healthy Water.
Attention is called to the following eer-
tificate from Rev. j. ID. Arnold, pastor Of
the NJ. E, Church, in Henderson, testifying
to the purity and value of Wortham's Min
eral Water:
Mr.. GEO. F. WORTHAM,
Henderson. N. e.
Dear Sir:-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 il
should live In Henderson any number of
years, would always use il. believe it
Is pure water and comes from the hills
and then it contains iron, besides other
mineral properties. It's pure and whole
some water and for this reason If nothing
else would Recommend its use.
Very Respectfully,
june6. j. d. ARNOLD.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20

Bowel troubles are frequent at this sea-
son of the year. Cheatham's Cholera
Mixture is the best thing to use In such
cases. Price % cents. june 6.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20
Stick a Pin Here.

Stick a Pin Here.
All grades of tobacco are now selling bet
ter and our market is more active and live
". ID. Y. Cooper says he can place any
quantity of tobacco now of all grades at
full prices Now is the time time to bring
it in and Cooper's is the place to tell it.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20

ADVERTISING Is THE THING<The
live business man does not heed to
have a sermon preached to him on the
benefits of advertising. He knows the
value of printers ink. But to that
class that does not we wish to call
attention for just minute. Read
the following from the Durham SIN
and then try the game yourself. That
paper says:
Why is it the thrifty towns in SO many
portions of the South are ON so many
peoples lips?
1t is because they advertise. Because
they use printers ink, printers presses,
and they keep their advantages con-
stantly before the reading public.
That is not the reason, you say? Well
we'll lay down this proposition. You let
| q town or a firm advertise by fits and
starts" and you will nee the difference
when the advertisements are withdrawn
Last years advertisements are not re
membered to-day. People are constantly
forgetting and changing about. Keep
matters before them every day-con
stantly. - Don't squeeze the eagle on
the dollar to death but send them out te
entice Others to flock in upon US. Get il
the broad road OF liberality and prog
ress; use your public press freely, and LEI
us, all together, make things hum.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-20

Miss Maggie Estes has gone to Danbury
to spend the summer She will be great
ly missed by many friends in Henderson.