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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

The Best Way to Succeed in Business
Is to first take thorough business course by mail
at your own home; Bryants College, Buffalo, Y.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

fifth wheel to wagon is like the hypo-
lite, of no earthly use.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

Happiness is not found in the homes
where family divisions abound
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1891-11-20

Life is short SO use it we'll If you would
enjoy your closing days.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-04
FERROCARRlL

Las obras on la Inca A, de esta Capital
hasta Arecibo,, continnan impulsandose con
gran actividad, 10 que hace presumir que mny
en- breve quedaran completameL tie listas
Del puente sobre el rio de Manati, reci-
biio hace pocos dias de Europa, va esta corri-
do On su sitio uno de los tramos y SO espera
que dentro de 20 25 dias, quede completa:
mente instaladO.
Con el fin de trasportar los materiales
para ell puente del Rio-grande de Arecibo y
proceder a su montnra, Sc ha instalado un Ian
ch0n de hierrO en- ell rio de Manatf, el cual tam
bi6n SO utlizara para el transp0rte de pasaje-
ros carga hasta Cambalacne. Ell pr6ximo
lunes eMpezara dicho lanch6n prestsr SER
viciO.
Sc estan preparando simultaneamente
en- los terraplenes los puentes del Dorado y
Martin Pena, los cuales correran sus estribos
la mayor brevedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-04
ResoIuciones de Guerra


Concadiendo al captain On situaci6n de OK
cedente don Emilio Gil Alvaro partir desde
el mes de Octubre pr6ximo pasado, consigne
una cantidad su familia con cargo sus ha-
beres, la cual sera cobrada On Ia Gaia General
de Ultramar.
--Aprobando la instancia del sargentJ de
Infanteria Miguel Serrano Amanda en- que soli-
citaba la gTatifcaci6n mensual de 22t50 Pc
setaS.
Circular los primeros jefes de los cuer-
pos del Distrito, participandc haber entregado
en- la Gaia General de Ultramar, el importe de
10 acreditado por premios y pluses dc reen-
ganches que deba el COnsejO dc Redenciones
-ConcediendO el empleo de cOronel los
tenientes coroneles don Manuel Mario don
Mariana Benito Heredia, y 81 de comandante
al captain don Jose Fernandez Moro Pardo
-COneeiiendO al Ter. tenjente de Artille
ria don Serapio Carreras, un mes de pr0rroga
de EMBARGO. s
-Dsponiendo que los pedidos de medica
montos para el Hospital Militar, SO hagan 4 la
Inspection de Sanidad, remiti6ndolos al Labo-
ratorio Central de Madrid directamente.
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\Noticias de la Isla !.

y Un. .,apreciable amigo n1estro nos escri.
be desde Cayey una carta que, por fal;a de
espacio sentimos no publican fntegra En-
ella SO da cuenta de una iHteresan5e velada
que tuvo lugar el 80 del pasado en- la que
brillo y sobresali6 en- el piano la nina de amos
'llamada Lolita Aspiroz. Esta agraciada nina
Qrgullo .esperanza viva del arte musical, de
la que hablamps hace pocos dias de la que
tambi6n Sc ocupo la prensa de toda la IsIa. sha
corroboraao en- Ia referida veada 3 las risue-
mas esperazas. que de ella SO tienen. -ssE
En- medic de atronadores aplausos ejecut6
al piano bieH sola acompafada On las piesas
cnatro naanos por 81 padre el dlstinguido
professor don Marceliano Aspiroz, piexas de
mucho m6rito. y de no muy facil desemped0.
En- ,esta velada recitaron con buana ent0<e
snaci6n y gusto bonitas composiciones los Sres.
don Antonio Soliveres, don Juan J. caballero
tambi6n Lolita Aspirozj estuvo brillante On 81
piano la Srta. Ulpiana sBenet, hija de nuestro
particular amigo don Felix Benet secretari0 de
Ia Diputaci6n. IN coro conlpuesto de las SCI
horitas Carmen Garcia, Consuelo Lopez, Alfou-
sina Vidal, Belen 0suna, Tomasa gazq1es, Ras
u1o0a Gimenex, Isabel Garcia, Juana 06rdsnas
J eslteearA VasqQeps oentpdo oop lanaei0a Z
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Negociado 7o-Real orden aprobando e ar
ticipO de licencia para la Peninsula, favor de
don Federico Bordalo Visedo.
--Negociado de Agriculture, Jndustra
Comercio.-Se conceden variOs privilegios de
<invenci0n.
consul de Dinamarca al GobernadOr General,
manifestando haber sido levantada la cuaren-
tena que Hxistia en- dichas iSlas contra 6Sta
--Otra del Consulado de Inglaterra al Co.
bernadOr General, dandO cuenta de un despa-
cho del Gobernador de la isla de. Barbada, ma.
nifestando que Sc admiten ibre platica las
prOcedencias de Puerto Rico.
--Audiencia Territorial.-Se conv0ca los
notarios del territorio para junta general que
sc inaugurara el % del cOrriente para 0xamen
. de preSupuestOs election de cargOS
--Junta de Obras del puerto. .-Relaci6n de
las obras ejeeutadas durante el mes dc Agosto
tltimO.-Obras nuevas.-Dragad0.- -COnserva-
ci0n reparaci6n. alizamientO.
-Rentas Aduana. Sc anuncia la subas-
ia de varios pleas de un mOlinO de cafe para
81 dia 10 del corriente.
-Contribuciones de Anasco.-Se anuncia
la venta on publica subasta de tres cuerdas de
terrelO, radcales en- el sbarriO de AnascO bajO,
para ell IA del corriente.
-Idem de dos cuerdas de terrenO de la
hacienda /" Conception del mismO barriO, pa
"a elmismo dia IA del corriente.
-Idem de tres cuerdas de terren0 On el
barriO de Cabrera" tambi6n para dich0 Ola Ia.
-Edicto, interesando la busca captura
pOr causa que Sc le sigue }, del ex-guardla cl-.
vii Jose Perez Sanchez
-Censo electoral para Diputados Cortes.
Listas de las atlas y bajas oc1rridas en- dicho
censO electoral de los distritOs de Ia Capital,
Caguas, Rio o-piedras COamO.
-Ayuntamientos
-Providencias judiciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-04
Ayuntamiento de la Capital
!. Iyiatc6Dales 0cuerd0s t0anGdOs en- la session.
del de DScieMbre.


del de Diciensbre.
s9s Enterarse de que el selor Bordonada de-
sempeila accidenta;mente la escuela de San
turce, por haber ceSado el senor Martinez Leon.
-Enterarse de que ell alumbradO p1blicO
durants ell lnes de Noviembre ha llenadO las
condolences del cOntrato, segdn 10 manifesto
81 Laboratorio Municipal.
-EnteTarse con senti1slientO del falleci.
miento del practlcante senior Romero, dispo-
ner Sc anuncie su, vacante pOr Is dias en- la
GGcetG.
.. --Acceder q la petici6n de Estaban Castro
para vender en- la plaza del Mercado, nantes
tandole que la Corporation espera no de lugar
nueVas causas de disgusto.
--Denegar una instancia del sefOr Arre-s
che, por no ser conveniente Ia venta de efec-
toS bBbidas eli eli interior de la plaza de AL
1onso XII haberse negado por aquel funda-
mento q otros industriaes.
--Manifestar al propietario de Ia casa MI
nero A, Gale de la Cruz, que en- las obras que
etectna, Sc atenga A Ia concession hecha con
peIjuicio del derecho de pedir al Ayuntamien-
to las ampliao'ones que crea necesarias, en-
cuyo case Sc yesolvera 10 que prOceda.
-SOrte0 de sfndicos pa siete secciones
del repartiniAnto en- que los contribuyentes
han aban6onado su derech0.
-DY3pOner SO prOceda al cObrO del q tri-
mestreMel repartimisnto, on igual forma que
SO verified la del primefO.
I --Aprobar ell presupuesto refOrmado del
Saliuuero de cerdos importante 800 pesos
disponer SO contrate su construction por con-
pcierto particular.
4 -Acceder a Ia instancia de varios inquili-
nos de la plaza del Mercado, sobre ensanche de
los ventorrillOs.
--Aprobar elinforme de, sfndico del le-
trado seTor Bosch sobre la estancia /" Carmen
disponar 80 lleve debido cumplimiento por
las mismas personas
-Disponer SO quite 81 circo do caballitos
de la plaza de Santiago, por haber funcionado
va baatante tempo.
---0tros varios de trAmite = de- pooo int6-'
res para d pAblico
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! I 3 5

PONEMQS EN- CONOCIMIEN-
TO de nuestros relacionados, que va hemOs
recibido los tan celebres cuchilios de este ntl-
nero.
Valga este aviso para las muchas casas que
unoy otro dia nos pedian de ellos y no podia-
mos satisfacer sus deseos
Co1tinas de palitos magnifcamente pinta-
alas al tresco muchos otros artfculos acabad0s
de recibir por los l1ltimos vapores
Cruz IS. ARMAS e JIMENEZ.
NOTA-Est0 casa YegazG $1,000 d Ia per-
soma QXe Ie demsWeStre PRACTICAMENTE que cen
1iessdo caro- Sc pwede Gender tGsstO como GEN.
liegsdO b1rGt0. 6-5
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Noticias de la Capital ]

III Desde hace dos 1ias esta circuando por
esta Capital ei rumor de qn0 81 Excmo. Sr
EGobernador General ha presentadO su dImision,
que le fn6 ace tada que Sc desgnaba al Ge
neral don Antonio Daban para remplazarle.
POdemOs asegurar de una manera absOlu.
ia que tales versiOnes son cOmpletamento fall
sas y que el General Lasso, continue gozando
do Ia mas absolute confanza del Gobierno de
Madrid.
Mafana Sc embarcaran en- el vapor frances
con destin0 Cab0 Haitiano los primeros y
Puerto Plata la segunda, nuestr0 estimado
amigo ell bien reputado medico DR.. Dellund6
acOmpanado de una de sus ninas y Ia agracia-
-da sehorita Celia Arzeno que regresa sus la.
res. Deseamosles muy felicfsmo viaje.
El Figaro de Paris pubico on su ndmero
correspondence al dia del actual 81 texto de
una entrevista celebrada p0r uno de sus escri-
torres con el lex-emperador del lsrasil don Pedro,
quien, acerea de las perturbaciones On que ha
caido Ia nueya repub!ica, SO expres6 en- estos
tfYo no Sc NADIA de 10 que ha pasa 10 en- el
Brasil de dos amos a la fecha: ignore compile.
tamente aSf los hechOs de aver como los de-
hoy. Mi 1nicO deseo ha sidO ell de no provocar
la guerra civil todo 10 he sacrificado para
eyitar este azOte mi pals. FL dia On que su-
pc que 20 habia sido destronado, hubiera podi-
uO VOAOOA Ia aCVOAuO1Ouy pOLO pAOAOll OA OOSW0-
rro la efus6n de sangre."
90
Cambios en- el Bamco Espaaol hoy LION
dres 8 DIV, 873,-Parfs 8 div, $16 pS.-
Espana div, $74 S-Nueva-York 8 DIV, $22
pS.-Habana div, $13 ps.
Ha regresadO la Habana ell senor don
Diego Vega representante en- dicha plaza del
afamado cosechero de vinos de Jersz senior don
Rafael Romero, tabricante del Popche Milit0y,
y del popular Cognac Jerez. Acompananle el
senior don Rafae Romero hijo y don Manuel
Ruiz Barredo apoderados de Ia misma casa.
Deseamosles muy feliz viaje.
-
Ell senior GallaneS proSO hace tempo en-
Ia cfrcel de esta ciudad ha dirijido un escrito
al senior Aicalde pidiendo SO le certifquen los
antecedentes que consisten en- los regstros de
policia references una persoua muy conocida
en- esta Capital y con quien sostiene un litigio
ruidosO hace amos.
E: senor Alcalde, como era de esperar de
su rectitud y buen juici0, ha resueltO sc mani
feste al reclamante que dirija su petici6n al
juez dc la causa y que 81 este 10 estima proce-
dente y 10 manifesto la Acadia, Sc certifica-
r& tOdo 10 que conste sObre el particular.
o.
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Ia GuITespondencia de Pua1o-Rico.
Puerto Rico. g de Dicjembye de 1891.

Ella suscrici6n de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA vale
Dos PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantado
los puebOs de la Isla. No servira ninguna sus-
crici6n 81 con la carta de aviso no acompana el
valOr de un trimestre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-04

TATENCION. LA CORRESPONDENCE de
rUERTo-RICo ha trasladado sus oicinas IT.
pograffa Ia casa de la Gale de San Francisco
ntlmerO So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-04
NJ anzanas superiores

svs &AusASAtHSA0e OSAkSOuAOEO0
Acabadas de recibir de los Estados- Unidos
SO barriles blancas SIS harri,
SO barriles cOlOradas o"An
ambas classes muy suporiores, efrecen
BAQUERO GANDARA.
Sc ha despedido de nosotros para Ponce
Mayaglez y Aguadilla, nuestro amigo ell senior
don Jesus San Julian, agente On esta Isla de Ia
rsputada fabrica de cigarrillOs de la Habana
Et Figaro. FL diehO amigo quien deseamos
muy teliz viaje, Sc propone regresar a esta Ca
pital, hacia fines del mes on curse
-.
j En- el dia de aver se ha recibido en- asta
Capital un cablegrama manifestando que hoy
sale de Liverpool para 6sta, Ell ingenero nom
brado por el sindicato de capitalistas ingleses
que desea cOntratar la construction explOta
ci6n del acueductO de esta Capital.
Els una prueba mas de que nuestro Ayun.
tamient0 sigue sin cesar en- sus trabajos pars
cOnseguir tan impOrtante mejora, por mas que
el phblicO divide Ia necesidad con halta fre
cuencia;
90
X Dice un peri6dico extranjero:
= "La Importation procedente de Cuba on
los EstadOs- Unidos el aflo de 1890 fn6 de un
billion de libras de azcar nlontante $780, 277, ,589
IabacO en- rama ela5orado. .....- $685., 1886
Total $500. 5O.508, ,930
La exportaci0n dc los Estados- nidos pa.
ra Cuba es como sigue:
CarneS mdnteca>. .... ....$ s 257. .S8d
Hero, acero sus DER vados .... 1885, ,O1e
Harina y cereales s................ 6,O47
MADEIRA anexos. .:...--........-.. Ito 946
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lOtdt PO.ZI0S0S
La diferencia en- contra de los Estados-
Unidos fu6 Al miilones 234 mil GAL pesos en-
Oro.
La apreciable seforita dofa Est6fana Ian.
drau Quinones, que hace dias Sc encuentra
enferma de gravedad, esta tarde ha recibido
Ell Sacramento de la Confession
Hacemos votos para que no tenga fatal
desenlace Ia vida de tan apreciable amiga.
-.
Ha regresado por breves dias q esta Capt.
tai, para seguir on breve su excursion por la
isla, nuestro amigo 81 doctor Padr6, propsga.
dor de Ia c6lebre Hoja del Paraguay. Saluda-
mosle afeotuosamente
go
No ha habido hoy venta de azticar en- com.
petencia on esta Ciudad,
ULos seiores 1fSMAS 7 JIMENES yen.
den alfombras ecoss6Hjcas para estrados de
sala = para poner delante de la CANA, precios
sumamente populares. Es una noveddd On 81
ramQ. 81
-
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NOTICE
Taxes! Taxes!!

Please read the following law carefully
and remember l am compelled TO obey the
same and every man in the county will
have to conform to this law:
Laws of 1899, Chapter o1s, Sec
ton IO.-The Sheriff or his deputy shall
attend at his Office, during the months of
September and November for the purpose
of receiving Taxes /; he shall also in like
manner attend at least one day during the
month of October at some one Or more
places in each township. of which fifteen
days notice shall be given by advertise
ment at Three or more public places, and
in a newspaper if one be published in the
county.
Section 41.-Whenever the taxes shall
be due and unpaid the sheriff shall inns
Chapter 81, Sections 1 and 2.-On
the first Monday in May in each year, the
Sheriff is directed to offer at public sale at
the Court House, all lands on which the
taxes levied for the previous year still re-
main unpaid on the first Monday in April
preceding.
shall endeavor to follow strictly the
above laws, therefore all parties are earn
estly requested to come forward and set
tie their taxes. l will be in my Office dur
ing the months of September and Novem-
Der, or you will find a deputy there for the
purpose of collecting taxes.
~ will visit the places below named
lof the same purpose, Oh the Gays stated,
during the month of October, via:
HENDERSON, Saturday. October 18th, 81
THORNE'S STORE. Monday, 18th, 4"
MIDDLEBURG, Tuesday, g Goth, g
ENTERPRISE, Wednesday, g 21st, d"
TOWN ESVILLE, Thursday, " 22nd, g
WILLIAMSBURG, Friday, g 2srt, -
KITTKELL, Saturday, g 24th, d"
rs Vance county has been thrown back
| into the Cotton Belt Section
FL; 70 of %ao al,
named places and settling their taxes Will
| be visited by myself or deputy at once
with the express purpose of collecting the
| taxes due. The taxes must be wound up
| by the 3lst day OF next December.
Respectfully,
w. H. SMITH,
Sheriff Vance County.
September 1st, 1891. sep "a
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Administrators Sale
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of the power conferred on ME
by Judgment of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, for the
purposes therein named : see record in the
Office of the Clerk of said Court. dated 18th
July. 1891, / will, ON THE 1ST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER, 1891, sell by pub
lie auction, at the court house door in
Henderson, Vance County, n c., for one
third cash. and the balance in two equal
annual instruments with interest at eight
per cent. per annum, payable annually {:
the title being retained as security for the
unpaid balance, the following parcels of
real estate belonging to the estate of the
late Mrs. NJ. Freedom {:
LIST. The mill with one run of stones,
and saw mill, Is acres. more or less, inclu-
ding pond ;2H miles from Henderson.
End. The tract adjoining the mill, 1850
acres, more or less.
3rd The homestead tract, including
mansion house, necessary out buildings,
orchard and vineyard, 1871 acres, more Or
less good grain and tobacco land.
4th. The Essex Davis rental, so acres,
more OF less.
9TH. That new two-story seven-roomed
dwelling and lot with we'll, on Burwell
avenue, Henderson, now occupied by Mr..
McCraw.
All sales are subject to the confirmation
OF rejection of the above Court.
W. b. CRINKLEY. Administrator
of the estate of Mrs. NJ Freeborn.
Vance Co., n. g., 18th Sept, 1891.
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Y. M. G. A.
Judge Coinor's Lecture Tuesday
Evening.


The Young Men s Christian Associs.-
ton proposes to repeat the coming
season the series Of practical talks from
our own citizeEs and visitors that were
so popular last winter. The first was
given Tuesday night. when Judge II.
G.. Connor spoke to about eighty ladies
aud gentlemen on Individualism and
Organisms. - The speech was thought
full and accurate and was highly conn
mendcd by those who heard it.
The Judge called attention to the
fact that these two influences had
always been antagonistic and always
would SO continue : in times Of peace
men might be more apt to act each for
himself but in war they were obliged
to organize for defence. Even in
religious matters there has been the
same conflict. Jehoyah's dealings with
men before the coming OF the Messiah
seems to have been as with nations,
tribes and races but since that time
it was more as with individuals.
The present tendency Of AMERICANS
to organize clubs, brotherhoods. socie-
ties. corporations, &C., was referred to
as demanding the serious thought Of
all good men. While the organizations
did much good in some directions, the
tendency is always to relieve the men,
bers of responsibility. Good men will
often consent to corporation doing
things which they as private men would
scorn to do. He spoke Of railroad
in the State, running bar-room in con-
nection with one of its hotels, the
directors Of the road being good Chris
tan men who would scorn to lease
their individual property for such pur-
in such business.
Yet. argued the Judge, a corporation
or a society can be neither better nor
worse than the men who compose it.
They, as individuals are, and should
be held, personally responsible for the
| society's acts. In this Sinking Of re-
sponsibility lay the greatest danger in
corporations.
The Judge said he was not a pessi
mist. He believes God will use al
these things to work out the greatest
good to the American people. HI
would only urge each man to do hi:
own duty: and improve the corpor.
ations by improving the individuals
composing them. He warned the Asso
clifton against taking in bad men as
members in the hope Of accomplishing
good through them, but urged tina
only with membership Of good mer
would the Association be help to the
community.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 10, 1891.
ATTRACTIONS (?) ATTHE EXPOSE
TION,

One of the questions that puzzles
the Wake county authorities is whether
the side shows that decorate and lend
their numerous attractions to the Raj
eigh Exposition are subject to tax or
not but one of the questions which
puzzles many thousand people in this
State is why the side show should be
an annex of the Exposition, and why
it is that we can't have an Exposition,
State Fair, county fair or any other
sort of fair without the side show at
tachment We are not uncompro-
misingly hostile to the side show, for
we like sometimes to gaze upon big
serpents, stuffed alligators, overgrown,
fat and lean human freaks, but we
think they should stand on their own
merits, and not rake dimes out of the
unsophisticated under the shadow and
endorsement of expositions, fairs or
anything of that kind. They have no
business there.-Wilmington Star.
The Star is unreasonable. 1t is true
that such things as side shows, spinning
jennies, and the various forms of gam
bling devices that usually infest such
great Interstate Expositions, State
and county fairs, &c, have no bust
ness there, but would our contempo-
rary be unfeeling enough to deprive
the management" of what appears
to be one of the chief sources of rev.
enue? And these things are some
times necessary in the max up of the
"exhibits." Eliminate them and the
attractions will be few.
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CAVE JEWELLERS OF THE CON
FEDERACI.

In the October number of the 1t
IanHt MonhE there is an article from
the pen of our talented young county
man Mr.. Oscar w. BlaCknall, of
Kittrell, on "The Cave Dwellers of
of the Confedcracy." 1t is written in
a careful, scholarly and painstaking
manner, and as literary production
is quite up to the high standard Of
excellence attained by that gentleman
in previous magazine articles over the
pen name of "David Dodge We
have read the paper with interest and
pleasure, but will let an ADLER pen
than ours speak of it. DR.. Kingsbury
says this of it in the Wilmington Mes
senger:
1t is very we'll done. 1t is written
in scholarly English, and shows a
practiced hand. The sketch is pleas
antly and even amusingly worked out.
While we are disposed to think that
the number of deserters in North
Carolina is exaggerated, we have no
doubt they abounded. According to
Mr.. Blacknall's entertaining paper they
were numerous in the kittrell section
of Granville, and as ingenius and fer
tile in their resources as numerous.
The lodges and exposures and expert
enCes and adventures of these unfaith
full fellows are graphically presented.
Mr.. Blacknall furnishes a chapter
of the unwritten history that will amuse
and give future writers of our annals
material out of which to present one
phase of a great and prolonged war.
The deserters of the war were not
really much better than the Tories of
the war with Great Britain for indepen.
dence. 1t is true they did not copy
the example of the Cow Boys of the
Revolution who sold beef to both sides
and did not fight for either, but they
skunk away and hid themselves in dens
and caves leaving the burden and
suffering to be borne by the women,
and the fighting and campaigning to
the brave and faithful men who stood
up as living wall of fire between the
homes OF the towards and the destroy
ing enemy. The memories of the
men who lodged duty should be held
in contempt by all the loyal and brave
men of the South, and the "cave-
dwellers'' and renegades should be
used q to point moral and adorn a
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-10-15
For Sale.
Valuable Tract of Land One
Mile from Town.

will offer for sale, at public auction.
to the highest bidder on the FIRST MON
DAY IN NOVEMBER. 1891, that valua-
bic tract of lane situate one mile from
the town of HI nderson. known as the
Henry Hart farm, containing 33I acres.
This is very fine tobacco land as repeated
excellent crops produced thereon by both
MI Hart and myself show. There are
three curing barns, good pack house and
tenement house on the premises. Land in
fine state of cultivation AND produces Well
An abundance of wood on the place. Will
be sold on easy terms. will be pleased
to show the land to any who may he in
terested. E. w. WATKINS,
oct Henderson, n. e..