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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
HILL COUNTY MURDERER.
Description OF ths Man Last Seen With j. T.
Hughes who was Killed Near HillsborO.

Description Of the Man Last Seen With j. T.
Hughes who was Killed Near HillsbOro.
Special to the Gazette.
HLLsBORo, TEX. Sept. 22.-The man
who was last seen with Hughes, the muir
dered man, yesterday afternoon and who
was seen hurrying through the country
Immediately after the killing in the di-
rection of Itaska, is described as follows:
About 10 or 20 years old, smooth faced
with not much show of any beard when
not shaven, about FIVE feet seven
inches tail with blue or very hight
brown eyes, rather long face with
rather prominent upper lip and rather
large Roman nose, either Irish or MeXi-
can brogue, some call him about one
quarter Mexican, but he does not show
it in his features. Has light brown hair
cut rather short and is rather fair COM
plected, has rather upward glance or
holds his head rather high or back when
talking. Talks rather free and is de-
scribed as ''frisky - He is upon the
whole a well-formed man, weighing
about one hundred and fifty pounds. AT
last accounts he wore light jeans
pants somewhat worn out and reddish;
black mixed coat and striped shirt, loops
across the bosom, carries a grip.
His partner, who is probably with him
now, is described as follows: A MeXi-
can, or about three fourths Mexican,
five feet eight inches tall, toleTably
well built, eyes black with long, black
hair, unshayen with thin black mus
tache and very scattering beard, wore
light colored well worn coat and light
colored jeans pants, blue shirt, dOesn' t
speak English very well.
Special TO the Gazette
HmLsBoRo, Tex, Sept. 22.-Our city
was thrown into a fever of excitement
over the assassination of MIR. j. T.
Hughes, a report of which was teIe-
graphed to THE GAZETTE last night. Mr..
Hughes was a quiet, inoffensive young
man and good citizen. Two men have
been arrested on suspicion and are now
in jail. The following telegram was re-
ceived this morning from Fort Worth:
oman suiting description got off freight
at Alvarado at II last night.
1Signed.1 81. L. BRIGHAM. p"
A heayy-set man wearing a blue over
shirt was seen late yesterday evening
walking rapidly through Mr.. Nally IS farm
three miles north of town, and was again
seen five miles north of town, going in
the direction of Itasca. Last night about
clock at Itasea the same man pur-
chased a black hat ana striped over
shirt. He left his old hat, and it is now
in the possession OF Sheriff Cox. Our
people are very indignant over the
assassination of Mr.. Hughes, and viii
leave no means untTied TO ferret out the
assassin MIR. W. o. Miller, father-in-
law of Mr.. Hughes, is here and will take
the corpse home on the ''COtton Belt''
this evening for interment. Mr.. Hughes
was a citizen Of Navarro county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
-eo-Hoop-Tt

and ninety-nine (99) other Big InstsBs
REEbvs at Wichita Falls on the 27ta aad
18th okSepfsmber, 1882 and wilIsSSsIst
the @aniversfFy celssration - you /.
:ss5att sou wi miss a ssHeap ssakf
I'm Onl None fareefor the round trip
So. 40 from Fort Worth to ssekta
Falls and return.
Heattsa tScss
For evergho aad every price. ~ :
W. sFssEzEE.
- q.
Mems embroidsEeE velvet slippers %
cents at sikuan Bros. sos Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23

Subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE;
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
THE TELEPHONE EAR.

New Disease That is Attracting Some
Medical Attention
Chicago Times.
lou have a telephone ear. You may
Dot know it, but you have gil the same.
II is the left ear, for it is on record that
OILY very small percentage of men or
Women use the right ear at the tele-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
DELAYED THE MAIL.

The Charge Against the City Marshal of Dub
lin for Arresting Conductor.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Sept. 22.- Deputy
United States Marshal J. NJ. Huntingdon
came in last night having in custody City
Marshal ] f. Bishop of Dublin, who is
charged with delaying the United States
mail He was gwen a hearing late
last night before United States Commits
sioner J. H. Finks and released
on a bond of 500 to await the action of
the grand jury. About three weeks ago
the mayor and city council of Dublin
ordered the arrest of Conductor Foster of
the Houston and Texas Central road for
obstructing the crossing, and his arrest
delayed the train. The postal authori-
ties filed the complaint against City Mar,
shall Bishop, who served the WaFrantaH
Mr.. Foster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
TIE ssafsssSess
OF the town is Cons BY W. E. Lake.

4 Big barbecue. -
Free Esto all at Wichita Eson the
E7th inst Oxky sne fare sse e roynd
"trip Akfon aslleestationsgles ,ssEsseEEfsort
Wot8 and Csseendon. the In
dintfsgnr danca. horse races. etc. etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23

A. FAULKNER. Gen. Pass. Agent, Houston.
G. d. LUSK, Depot Ticket Agent, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
NORTH, EAST And WEST !
Fort Worth and Denver City R. R.
DENVER, TEXAS AND FORT WORTH R.R.
Texas Panhandle Route.

Shortest line. quickest time from the Gulf OF
Mexico. Fort Worth and all principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pacific
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, Manitou,
Colorado Springs. Denver, Col, and Salt Lake,
Utah. Daily trains leaving Fort Worth -
m, comprising new and elegantly equippsd
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car with buffet service.
ton points with A. T. & S. F. z. H.. %. & R.
G. r. R., Colorado Midland railway and Union
Pacific railway.
RATES OF FARE FRoAE FONT WORTH.
To Trinidad Sll. 20; to Pueblo, SD 90; to Colo
RADIO Springs, S23. 00;s tosDenver, S24.0O
ROUND TR<P EXCURSION RATES.
From Fort " qEsh to Trinidad and return, S25;
to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and return, $50; TO
Denverada Feturn, $50.
TicEsts good for thirty days going and five
days Feturning, with lay-over privileges, both
wsFs. Extreme limit of tickets six months.
Round trip excursion rates, Salt Lake City,
Utah, Ogden, Utah, $50 90, with limit Of thirty
days going and thirty returning; extreme limit
of tickets ninety days-rOute via Denver and
U. p. or Pueblo and d. and r. G..
Special Excursion Rates.
Made by all railroads in Colorado to persons
holding our excursion tickest.
The summer resorts of Colorado are noted the
world over, and the scenery over the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad is the greatest on earth.
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Route at
all coupon ticket stations in Texas and LOuisi
ana.
For further information address J. L. A.
THOMAS, G., P. A. Fl. W. q ID. c. r. r.,
T. & f. W. R, Denver, Col: c. p. SMITH.
General Agent, Dallas, Tex; y. s. DAVIS.
City Ticket Agent, 6l2 Main street, Fort Worth,
Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-23
HOTEL MEN, ATTESREeN!

NOR SALE, at a bsiFgsan. the new and elegant
HOREE SWITZERLAND.
Z Thoroushly farnished and well kept; S2-a-day
house Or viii trade for good sheep, or one
Yeaz-sfd steers. Address, j. J SUTHERLAND.
Ssaradian county seat of Hemphil county, Tex
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

T1e1 r. s1e41s 42 afterx4rs. 40 s4g - ~It2
. 1l[ sr4f-inx sre--- 4z4 1-ate1 l@S EL-s
- n1s1 Hs .1sk 49, 14ese el1-1s @~1
L14neor cls-os a11 rs4a s-1Gy t5elT PIE
scl4a1n4, t1e 4-e9Etos sri11s = t1e Se41e
- a.-1 - ce .stlE se1
Aa. enar . .111xItt iAn cue rad s'4ca
sever dylAg tr.t1s aa1 aot 5ses4e = better
E41 CT woman according - e4rclz-slA1css.
I have -zks1 c14s-leFs1-s sp4ee 1-xe u
NE-c4 ic spe4k u lL4s Estteg. s1r a1e1 .
truth cones 1oue - ne sitl sl.lh crush
IA force. / l1.-sE refer 10 lI o. a. 1cs %
~ 1sF duty
clle1 Ia t1s sssl tower TIE ether day.
aa8 ssli-e the greea grass ~ far os-1~ IN
Ltt-s squares sd -as o.aa - Paris ~4s .zid
e4t 5e1e4ll ny eFe. / ale The 1ltlesf IA
Eer Hage ever becsale me proprietor 3f
J sel.1 8ot I've s.says- Z L4o u board
"a f1- EGei TgWer. Yea zee, Ins res st44-
Faats have 10 pay twenty per cent a
tleir reeepls for the privileges u being
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

Its very pretty and all that and no
doubt very comfortable. but suppose |
should be killed in . railroad accident and
found with IL on''
"Wer, madame" came the answer. "I
doubt II leglettes would bar your passage
Co heaven"
One point which many women seem
unable 10 comprehend Is how these same
ieglettes are donned do they 20 over
the hesdi" Is what they are al asking
No, madame. they DO not go over the head
Aster the fashionsof women's ordinary gar
ments; you could not put them over your
head TO save you. More than that, they
do not button on. All the early dress re
form systems buttoned, and many
worthy soul bent on attiring herself
strictly tn accord with hygienic principles
has grown so weary OF buttOnins Is
there absolutely no petticost, is another
query; is there no substitute for the corset
being an anxiously propouuded third.
There Is no petticoat ia Mrs Miller's
wardrobe which is probably the most
unique ia America. Instead OF the usual
cloting OF femininity, the tall and supple
figure covers itself with closely woven
"union suit" OF flesh colored silk which
fits the person from the neck to the ankles
as perfectly and almost AZ closely as the
tights OF the ballet dancer. Il is all in
one piece. and reduces the size and bulk
by doing away with the gathers and bands
aud fitting everything without wrinkle
10 the natural shape. Over this comes the
"chemiietfe" OF black surah or a delicate
pink OF the palest possible shade Of green.
with dainty briar-stitched hens and an
edging OF lace drawn up on baby ribbons
hr.tr - -. Q -
this is a combination garment doing duty
for three articles OF attire commonly worn
by women. There remain the Turkish
leglsttes." the objects of universal curl
osity, the ''uuwomanly." the perfectly
lovely" the substitute for the petticoat
which many women OF wealth and fashion
are following Mrs. Miller In adopting. To
the eye = little straight skirt OF surah, ofa
shade 10 match the pretty things in silk
that went before, gathered into a five-nch,
V-shaped yoke ut the waist. and finished
with more OF the fairylike briarstitching.
IL wont go on over the head for all its
apparent simple innocence. though the
division into very wide trousers,
without slope or slant in the seam, is con
cealed, save IN the act of walking, by the
fulness. This divided petticost leaves the
limb motion unhampered, and in wet
weather there Is no soiling or dragling.
Black or fawn colored silk stockings
fastened below the knee by gsrters of coiled
silver wire. lowheele and wide-toed
shoes complete the tout ensemble of ease
in which. as one newly indoctrinsted CON
vert put il. she could turn summersault
in a party dress over three elephants
without bursting a thread
Aud the corset' II is reall Y a fact worth
noting that the number OF girls is con
stantly on the increase who go without
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

.~"FIr 49, .' aNAt - HH4"s
rt4is, fs-Y 8. l-1s .4fa tlls tEe STA si
~ because Yesfegt-f sas tae IA eel.
sof4Lca T. Ia 94lef s4E. tlre-@rs- 1ess
a. aare i9 <et here ss -cl4-lF = ene does
set real4lg ssea1 t-e AJAX Gags rEled -
sec p4cAaze. 5at stler great trs4bie ala
Fa1-ral lp1eagai 8l sls4 asfs. 1 1uly s4c-
essdei .n getting sete4. fs- eents' ~ortl
"a sodA Er4c4egs.
Tbs srsaE I.~sr. handsomely l-amla 4ts1
n a.11sr n tAa asY. ia eellr-a are. rockets.
a.. a. hesEhE Of nearlY t1o.sl1d feet.
49, sle ~ tie xrallest slgn-s -4ye ever
Witnessed
Ias reception a. The residence Of ne
A1sr.caa Millster 9as soogs the la.lsst
mag hags oeen 81 for some tine The
koals az ar Red .s i4ss 81 ths Chons
El1.. 4a1 . a palace Ia every sense Tbs
W1ils Hoass actually becomes q Wigls4la
Ia es@pafissa. u colaes aga. olt White
-@s = so4l1 - asye IT, Is pas, - every
sna xuoWs, tso tl.sls4nd nge hundred tcl
l-<s Per yea mere reAt Inan lis salary
.laaGsLs ". 1nd La. shows hls desire 10 a.
tts -hiax flgat The entrance ls very
n4sui1oelt l1lerc. ald The residence &C.
sef . aot ,a.Y very grand, but ficalg f.r
Ilslesl bsli.a-aR - glsa- soc.al 5ls
-
tae st@rl cage bad 90 Diplomatic rela
rons sIth him. cat socially Te uldegstaa..
SAGA sl1sr lFst rate. Hs likes society and
a. a. / FEsQ-eltlY I p4s 90 my other
s-olaes aa4 ~ lato sleletY spe4z u the
average 4a.af4lL the mean temperature,
49, ~ epel WE Ter, thus endearlng nyself
- 1ae aud a. 1 then - away
/ saW Senator sherman and wife. also
Euf4.o BIZ asa many other Americans
N.as ka1lss was an The programme and
s2ng charmlag.y Mr and Mrs. Hil and
cAagnfers were here Mr. Hi Is
M president of tue So Pau Minneapolis
g Manitoba ralway Toe two Misses Hill
are acted for Eheir agreeable manners and
e1csedlaziY graceful maaner o. c0aversing
On a. sac Iects. Z 20 sll a.s0 add. that bv
Nay ~ RELIEF they are something interest
lax % meet. Oae never hears either o. the
hisses tin refer 20 the cost OF their
dresses. nor tel aow much money D. nas
spent ca cabs aal Ups since they came
.osoad AnonE others were Mrs Helen
Da1Vray Wlr1 anv Mrs. Charles Rae.a-
hart n Jo1a Nv ard wife. NJ and Mrs
Henry ? ADafv Ard Theodore fIlt0a The
band aftsr ~ ss e-ks' rehearsal. played
~ inkee Dosaia and "ulll Counbia -
rhe fountains sq1lrled and TIE pink spinal
cotunns o. tl- American contingent
scaned 10 The sof,. vollDtuous lght, along
With tae bad 1r--s of eminent men.
By ,1s w4F.ta5 American Minister can
not so.s ga ~ iae much l0nger on the
doas business. .5r &c aas good-sizea
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

rssy a-ss .13 f.ssAsd - ss-~vy~<i- -
less pe~ssy z1ssr-~szs e.sz oessss tsAa
cosEly s.1s-1s st0sAss. ksSxs ozcs< Afa
Ani4er ws.<s. whefner fsx szn znSr a. VIM
tex. scrso< % noo-s. + Ga6s. ~Hsoat an
cegSons - the sane l1oneatioas a~sias shs
--assss fern. ~kios = rS<Hy sssS nnsns
cas- u pffncesss. ste~%saess, ascsfssbs: -
Il nzlx1t Be c4tsd a carefully sexee waist
Extending tate pFtEoesss SKIRT. % whfeh
The goe1s 81 tae dress are arranged - pro
cuez fte e1eet ef basque. Jsckes or eelt.
tas s4s-ea Enpsre or tke cszstsiled Dlrso
tolre style. Il se11ds as n variety ~Suld
be wanting oat the nulabeF Of osn sana-
tioD- = - usllGited - are the possi oilitiss
sf tie grlinsFy fsshioHssis gown
Nrs. Miller toilets are becoming famous
AID attract much attention as she drives
through tie iekfy avenues % the pArk this
summer A dainty girllsh gown. recently
nAlshec. Is OF a delicate shade ef old pink
inela six. soft and falling int wsnaer-
fully opposite lines. fbs prineesse gowa
ferea = faced nearly 10 the waist line 70
FORM tls uudsrskIrt. Ibc oodicsis lsie IN
loose folds from either shoulder leaving
modest open al the full beautiful
throat where nlmy u8eshes Of costly
lace are projected on tie fkin. Below
The bust the silk Is fastened 10 the
gown form anc the l0nS ciinging drarery
Is shlrfed On over IT, producing the effect
OF a belt about 1ye inches wide bat really
forming a gown a.. ia one piece without
belt or band. The full sleeves ocver the
round arms 70 the elbows where wide
frilis OF The lace are set ia. No hustle Is
worn. nos even a reed or q hoop holds the
soft folds OF the skirt In position. the
shlnmering summery material outlining
the 1.-THE figure in long continuous curves
Made OF cashuere or serge or camels hair,
close al the throat and long sleeved i, Is
almost exactly the gown which the girl
student al Oberlin and one or two other
colleges admitting women have adopted
from Mrs. Miller as study costume and
which they call the school girls Jose
phine robe" In IL the priestess OF dress
looks Ikea young brunette graduate.
A piquant summer walking gown is an
arrangement OF black net run with ribbons
over sleeveless gown form of black silk,
on which the lace is craped Ia long. grace
ful folds and fastened at the waist line.
How do you get into such dress as
thatf' asks young neophyte. no opening
or suggestion OF an opening being visible
1T IS the simplest thing in the world,
returns the crusader in quest Of health and
beauty The low-necked foundation
gown gets rid Of the belt at the waist and
fastens straight down the front by buttons
One side OF the drapery is left open 10 let
you in and hooked 70 the side afterward.
The coat basque is put on over the founda-
tion IS over an ordipsgS skirt hung from
the waist line"
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

skating ria< on the back of h.s head which
the c'trtenuisfs ougHt to utilize We com
pared think ta.ks Issr evening. and a.
tnrlge / % not eIa.l any thng special in
trat line. re IS gel tfng, as say quite arid
on top However, 81 and Mrs. Reid are
ABLY ard uxurfousIY representing the
trred states. aca hold Up the National
fabric u good shape. a thing which ia
former wears we have not lad t0o much of
T. orr foreign Minister Our MN s-crs have
IN many instances been = DIS grace 20 the
pr'pi-.
Fr-nct men old ones. nean-havs a
wav ~ brushing heir hair forward when
tnev Eet oaia. waich an golnx 70 adopt
They par the bsir in The neig borhood OF The
shoulder 0laies and work it az forward n
iCoss r-ai cute
The contsnes - ~ French people for
the smal Ar,--i-au copper il noticeable
Their own system Involves cascade q
cc7pers every time you - any thing and
thc pear tetrs gou havs 20 starr out with IN
the morning We gh scout xh-een pounds
lnor in EnE'. money 1ut 'bouxh they Do
nor se ou~ 1880 .c rrr- thev ike he Ameri-
can frRn-ness xef al 'he American
papers Z rar here. whether locsi or i'm
por.-t Tue local papers representing
Anerfca are 7nlte largely personal 10 their
nees. -hsf is. 10 - a necessity largely per
soma. TIE N-w Y0rs Herald a. published
m Paris = JUST the sise of ths Daily
Boomerang when used 60 publish as often
a possible st Laramie City The tvDc isa
Eood fsal the same and The general appear.
ancs thc same. our when II comes to brain
waves and gray matter. burning thought
snf caustir. fearless blows f0r the ri~ht
the It -aid. of course. has the a6vsntaEs
The Paris EDITION j. doing a great work "a
-'eraf.uK the tone Or tas European press.
" Wlercver yos 50 in E1r2pe, empires. sing
dous and prlar. oaifIes refuse t0 take any
Important step n che mcrn.nx untN theT
knov vhst -he Paris sJlficn q the Herald
srvs Yesterday tnere was new sub
scritcr bis lefter was printed stitorlaiIv.
tcgetheS vith n Par sImUa ~ check. The
ie-ter read Editor Herald. Paris. en-
close twenty r-names. f'r which please
send your raIlah.e paper - HeGgoisn1 and
ob ~ Yours trIr -
have heard frequently about fh- power
81 ne press. hut 20 "a 0niv now rhsf ssn
f1fI7 sar ur sersfsri r. Here is an Amer
icsr ente~prise ln fhe hear. of Europe. =
paper which, srates unfer the very nose -f
90 r'i fssperr power ~ ths Worth ard ne
BE- ari fers'r' 'uarF fconc- asts ard surh
tr'rTe ~ ths 7rrtr fhss "rhe Hersl5-s
taer~a0etsr registered yesterday fffY
eiF1f degrees Fahrenheit
Here. rear me place where fbs barbarian
Crth stabbed 1.s eoFse ir ere Palace ~ re
Cs.ss-s snt f-rrnt tn sef.'e SIS ,.I ths
n-are .e.rral rr.-e t,v-rtr .rr-.--ss. r-as
c- =, sfats stirer'a..v. scras.nr ~ ne war
~-resn Hors-or C'erfs a. thurler
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
HevShaNI ISprnaSyV acati0n!
Is THE QUESTION IN EVERY PER-
SONS MIND JUST NOW.
The Phoenix Furniture Co.


In place of travelling away off where the
journey is tedious, where the mosquitoes
swarm i'm Clouds where the hotels are poor
and the table fare is meagrc and the beef
steak pounded To pulp, just look at Your
Grand Rapids home as SOutherners view IT,
at the Lake where the expense is Onlya tribe
figure what it would have cost You To visit
the NipiSOn the White Mountains and
spend the amount you might have spent in
travelling in adjoining your homes, the spot
of all spots most dear to "a man.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
HEB UNIQUE WARDROBE.
sns Theories and Przcrfcs OF A5ra
Janness Atnax

n4@a-z w0-e@n Ca fox s-bis ..s ss.1 q.
~ % t@Pxssi.s Ehsis ClsSks- -1hs
FF~tts s~~-- ~ the Fsns-1s Df...
nstorH4ex hos 10 81 a..llhy
oorEE E18Hs lsos
Ms jsH aess Muller, ~oe s4ys thst more
tA4A lt.Sb women have adopted hsE
~ 1ea discussed DIVIDED sklrts h4s sems
Interesting little experiences nov and
then - oreak tas aos otoay n dress ~.
form Tho other dsy -sdy = 30 wss On
tie anxious seat. a-n1ost persuaded At
sigRt Of tns daiatys s9ft silksa garment,
e-s smlttsn via 4 sudden hoKror
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
NE'S PlRISIls NOTES
Il zs4adsrs Along tAs choag eliza
Among squirting Fountains

th~ rr---is~ss rs@gis Wa Are stepgfag
% sis asass-o1r nfaisters Elss-.s
e-Aa assd s-a Esgez-4ys a.asals--
fhs Lsa4i F-psra
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28


free gymnastics will tell you that young
-oman whodoes not carry herself iudoieut-
lE viii never be troubled Tith the rolling
M IF her b0dicss about rhe wsist for iack
81 whslebones The long. pointed French
taper of the corset fznts continually vith
TIE short wasted Emp and DIRECTORY
gowns which are Bow the ashton. and one
~ one fhe girls with the rouraze of fbeir
convictions era laying them ss.ie Mrs
Miller wears no corset. hnt 60 people tor
fes1v 90 feel com PORTABLE without sorss
support for the s1rerflous ffssne sts
recon- nlendsa lttfe bod Irs-sha haref sFaf
% frm will very short on the hfps. isav na
the abdomen free from pressure vith NJ
stsr's SD rniv shoDt = dress rru, her- ~
vhsfsborss. fn - ei a. the tan vfth vok.
~ fne linen -fxsi vith -. which nas
sfrsr.s over tse shoulders ard iffts the hust
saruorrink it fn asfur.i PCS tfon.
ThIs comr etts ere hst ~ nrte-xsr
Z -----------~------- -
II v-1 hsre fae tresc- vol .Itrr
rrar-e
Yrrr fraat straw ara sr,8rt.rr r-r're
sr1 n course
srf nat rafrfr fre f~.f
~ H SoV
Y-rr urcs arr sttsrkss s-f disease
- He - Ferres MfrsI
trarr Affections ass
siirft frr7r alrfs rsn re r
nee'erte1. they cstsa teirsrsfe in e-~
symptom.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
Visit the Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets.

Where every known convenience for fur
nishing house comfortably is To he found
vacation season is over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground ask your
nei&hbOr who spent his money in railroad
fare and at summer hotels. in TO YOUR beauti-
tul home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-16

We stand to-day upon the dividing
line between the first and second cen
tury of constitutional government.
There are no clouds overhead and no
convulsions under our feet. We rev.
erently return thanks to Almighty God
froyT1yuED OK rorgTH PAGE.)
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-16
SHOES, HATS
-AND-
Gents Furnishing Goods

ever brought to Henderson, TO which l
inv lie their Inspection. A ii the leading
mla. of shoes represented-stNl ia. quail
itv and price guaranteed. n t'eaniifui
line of hats in no, II stiff ana soft """dA--
tie n,.bb'est STYLES If the seasnr.
taStv assortment OF neckwear ud "nts>
furnishing goods Of every desrr ptinn
Everyti,ing bought low a, q viii i.p>0!d
rhenp Give iii.' ra:I.
Very h=sj sj.ec,fu'lv.
A X. ANGLEA.
auy.6 a Henderson,, y. e.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-16
A NDREW j. HARRIS,

L. C. EDwARDs, A. h. WORTHAN,
Oxford. NC. Henderson. n. e.
EDWARDS E WORTHAM.
ATTORNEXS AT Law.
HENDERSON, N. C..
Offer their services to the people Of Vance
county. Col. Edwards viii attend all the
Courts Of Vance county, and viii cons -
Henderson at any and all times when bis
assistance may be needed by his partner.
march lN-a