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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

No pill or nauseating potion. but
pleasant tonic and laxative is Simmons
Liver Regulator.
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HENDERSON, TOBACCO MARKET.

prietor Of COoPER's WAREHOUSE.
HENDERSON. N. C., Nov. 9th. 1892.
Quotations for New Crop
illerS-Common dark or green 81 "a A.!
Common to medium 4@5
Medium to good sos
Good to fine ga 10
mokerS-Common 4D5
Common to medium sos
Medium to good sou
Good to fine 10 (D Il
: utters-Common to medium 12@14
Medium to good Is G0 20
Good to fine 2OGg2715
"rappers-CommOn 10 II
Common to medium 10 OBS
Medium to good % ta 80
Good to fine 10 D 30
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o X Ladies' Shoes for 50,
can't be excelled. At WATKINS
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Notice..

I will do collecting of accounts of all
kinds on low commission and respectfully
solicit work of this kind,
MARK H. STONE,
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Boys! see pretty new Suits
just received by WATKINS.
Clothing, Largest and
best stock. Can fit you at
Watkins.
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Spring Beds, Mattresses,
&c., at WATKINS.
Big Day in Oxford.


Last Saturday was big day in Ok
ford. A young lady writing to us from
there says:
Saturday was the biggest day Ok
ford has ever had. A larger crowd
here than was at the jubilee. The
Democratic barbecue was grand sue
cess in every way. Douglass, Staples,
Henry and Kitchen all made grand
speeches but the latter was the hero. A
grand reception was given him by Col.
R. 0. Gregory. Mrs. Gregory. their
fascinating daughters Misses Mary B.
and Mamie, assisted by Misses Bette
and Mary E. Gregory, their guests,
received. The house was crowded by
callers till midnight. Col. Gregory's
hospitable home was beautifully deco
rated. Flowers and fruit were sent to
our next Senator.
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The Crokery is SO pretty
and Cheap at WATKINS.

Hats, Stiff and Soft, for Men
and Boys; at WATKINS.
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Large Stock For Builders,

Shingles, Laths, Doors, Windows and
Sash Weights are sold at prices to suit
the hard times by JOHN B. WATKINS.
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New YORK. Nov. 9.-Additional
returns received here indicate that the
house of represen tatives in the fifty
third congress will contain as the re-
suit of yesterdays election, 124 Demo-
Gratis, 1913 Republicans and fuslonlsts
or farmers Alliance. Rhode Island
failed to elect either candidate for rep
resentative but the probabilities favor
the choice Of two republicans. This
would make the total opposition vote
in the house 1872 and the Democratic
majority 90, a loss of 46.
T,lo 7 ,Y-or RI 10 20
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No house offers genuine
bargains like WATKINS.
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Novelty in Shoe Making.

Hundon Seamless School
Shoe, no ripping, best wear
ers. The lAssITER PARHAM
Co., exclusive agents.
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So simple yet always efficacious in all
bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Rega-
iator.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

A nice dwelling for rent apply to
JOHN B. WATKINS.
Oct2O. 20
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Be Short.

More shoes than ever at
H. THOMAsON's.
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For Rent.

~@N 4 or room Dwelling
T. xS House, with basement, in
e i1f311 good condition. Good we'll
e of water and back lot. Sit
u al on The corner of Chestnut and Hor-
n streets, in good neighborhoOd. Terms
r. -onable For further particulars apply
I. Ii. THOMSON,
-pf. 81, 1892 Henderson, n. T..
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Still selling the prettlest
Cravats, Collars and Shirts, at
WATKINS.
Bay State Shoes have
given satisfaction for IS years.
See new stock at WATKINS.
Parker's Headline
Guaranteed to cure headache and
Neuralgia.
apr1 w. W. PARKER.
Boys ard Girls School
Shoes
that wear well are hard to
find. If you want the best
school shoe in the market, try
THE LAss1TER PARHAM Co.
Heels and spring heels in all
sizes and widths.
Latest Styles
in Dress Goods and Trim
mings, best quality. Hosi-
cry, Gloves, Underwear, &c.
The LAss1TER PARHAM Co., is
headquarters for these goods.
The best place to trade is
WATKINS store.
Carload Bed Steads just
received by S. & c. Watkins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

A nice lot Of Nobby Hats Just received
and very cheap at H. THoMAsoN's.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Best wearing and fitting
Children's Shoes at WATKINS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

The Millinery is beau
tlful this season at WATKINS.
Shoes cheaper than ever at
II. THoMAsoN's.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Hot water Boilers, used
with any Stove, at Watkins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Take Simmons Liver Regulator to re-
move the bile, clear the head and restore
digestion.
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The Next House.

A lot OF Cotton Bats, just received at
H. THOMAsON'S.
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Ladies' Button Grain
Shoes 500; Patent tip Kid
sI.25; at WATKINS.
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Ziegler Shoes for Ladies
and Children. Style and
quality at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Boots, Rubbers, Gossa-
mers and Macintoshes at
WATKINS.
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Watkins sells good goods

at low prices.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

None Such Shirts at IS
cents, Challenge SO cents; best
for money; at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10

Carload Bed Steads Just
received by S. & G. Watkins.
The evening world., 1892-10-08

4 NH Very, Rev. Thom.s x welsh. ~ g,
o, s Ambio,e Church. Brooklyn. n ", i6e
rector. Rev Micha,I e. O'Farrel, will ofhciate at
solemn vsspers at I.30r. ".
New York will be aided by n million people
from brooklyn. Long Island city, Jersey City,
Hoboken, Newark, Mount Vernon and Yon.
kers.
They are really members OF the great
metropolitan family Of 100000 Then there
will be several hundred thousand more from
other cities and from the urban districts OF
the Middle ana New England states They
began TO arrive singly and by twos early In
the week. Tonight the nrst OF the process
slons OF excursion trains that are to bring he
strangers to town by every railway will land
their contingents at the stations.
They come In the New York Central, tho
Harlem, Jersey Northern, West shore, New
York and Northern, Erie, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, Lake ontario and West.
ern and Lehigh Valley roads, and they Will
help to keep the citys ;horoughfares crowded
for week.
They will see the most beautiful city, rs
well as the greatest and richest city OF the
western world, and they will see her at her
best, spending her wealth like water In a
demonstration OF her deep, down.to-the.
ground American patriotism.
The streets will be the scene OF passing
The evening world., 1892-10-08


I.e Fetra, Leicester Holme, Frank +. ney-
David Mcclure, Frank X. pendieton. Lieut.. 4.
+. F.Schermerhorn, Lieut.A. Il. ShattuCk, Col.W
X. Smedburg, Gilbert N. Spier. jr., w. y. Van
Wyck, Col A. dOrviile and Gen. Ely 4
Parker.
Gen. W. d. whipple, u. g. A., will be Chief
of stan, and Troop A will constitute tho
escort to the Grand Marshal, forming on
Whitehall street at 80 A. n.
first Will be the Brigade OF the United states
Army. under COL l. l. Langdon the second
will be the United States Naval Brigade the
third the National Guard, First Brigade Gen.
Fitzgerald. Second Gen. McLeer the Third
Pennsylvania and Washington military
organizations, Gov. Pattison and GOV. Russell
and their stafIs and the Connecticut troops
The Fourth Division will be the Grand Army
Of the Republic. col d. y. Brown. Marshal;
sion the New York Fire Department, the
sixth: the old Volunteer Fire department,
the seventh; the Italian military organiza-
tions the Eighth the German uniformed
Ned Independent uniformed organizations,
the Tenth Division.
1t Is doubtful II President Harrison will be
present, owing to his wifes crit icdl condition,
parade at the Worth Monument. and Grand
Marshal Mcmahon at Ftfty-ninth street.
The Old Guard Will act us guard OF honor
at the reviewing stands
The stranger VIII see more men In line than
he ever saw before In his life, unless he was
one OF the veterans who were mustered out
at Washington twenty-seven years ago.
In the evening hc may witness unique
pageant, with illuminations, noats and gor.
grous fireworks. twill pass over the same
I route as tho day parade, which will be made
light as day by specially designed electric
lights
The evening world., 1892-10-08

to Fourth street, to Washington Square
south, through the park and the Washington
street; thence to Union Square, passing be-
tween the Washington equestrian st atue and
the park, and up Fourth avenue To the seven-
ttenth street plaza, to Filth avenue, TO the
Fifty.ninih street plaza.
All along this route there is a lavish display
OF bunting, iestooned about portraits OF
columbus. Washington or other heroes, with
here ana there a giant copy OF one or other
| OF the historical paintings pcturing scenes in
American history, the most common being
the one known as The Landing or Colum.
bus" n painting reproduced beauti. ully In
miniature on one OF the United states post
age 81 amps In use twenty odd year. ago.
,.rn., The Clty haiI IL the most .r,la0orately
south front Is literally hidden by the iiags OF
all nations Tho front or the Post Ofiice, that
| Is to say the nose OF the ilal-iron, is gay with
"Tie Laading," while u small nag lloa,s from
every windIw.
George Washington stands In all his dignity
| on the Sut-Treasury steps. Wall and Nassau
streets, against background OF bunting,
While his bronze eyes rest upon the Drexel &
Morgan building opposite, the most taste
fully dressed building downtown.
Further down Wall street the Custom
Houses black and grim front is hidden be.
Dind the ma ions colors and Its great, massive
pillars are swathed IN patriotic bunting.
The produce and Maritime exchanges and
the Boreel and Equitable buildings, majestic
examples OF the work ol the builders Oh Il
modern metropolis, ana the western Union
lelegraph bulldlns, grand IN )nument to
he nineteenth century's genius, are brilliant
In their holiday attire. white even old Trinity
ana 81. Pnuis are iiying flags and displaying
gay embellishments.
The newspaper establishments are not be-
hind, and perhaps The most notable building
In the city, the Pulitzer Building, makes the
most tasteful display In " Newspaper Row."
The Metropolitan Hotel, Broadway and
Prince street. has quiet and tasty decora-
tions. consisting OF shield from which half
dozen flags branch In each OF the las win
dows on The Broadway front.
The Sandlord White srbor, through which
the paraders must pass In Fl tn avenue at
twentieth street, Is beautiful copy OF the
white marble original In Spain. II Is 100
feet lons, AZ feet hiyn and has q 4O-toot
span. Its six white pillars, trimmed with
evergreen, aud It's roof, laced with green
vines, make beautiful efIecL The arch is
The evening world., 1892-10-08

morrow will be commemorative OF the Colum.
btan period, and after tomorrow the city Of
New York will give itself up to celebrating
Columbus ana the discovery.
DR.. A. H. Messiter has prepared anc high
celebration for Trinity at 1880 o'clock. The
professional will be "Sound the Loud Tim.
brel," from J. X. schachner's "1sraers Re-
turn from Babylon" The introit and ofer-
tory will be parts OF Frederick II. Cowen's
" song Of victory" schuberts Mass in will
be sung, and the recessional will be Hymn
No 307. In the afternoon At $50 o'clock
Cobb's Magnincat and Nunc Dimittis, the en-.
tire "song Of Victory" by Cowen. and Tc
Deum BY Garrett will be sung. Victor Baicr,
the assistant 0rganist, will play on the great
organ at the morning service, "Preludc In
D." McrKel, ana "Fantasie and Fuguc,'
Richter: at the afternoon service, "Grand
March In D." Deshaycs, and "The star
Spangled Banner" with variations, by Dud-
ley Buck Dr. Dix, the rector, will be the
selebrant, and the Rev. j. Nevett Steele, FIRST
assistant minister, will preach sermon on
the discoveries OF columbus.
AS Dr. huntington, the rector OF Grace
Church. is at the Episcopal Convention in
Baltimore, his assistant, the Rev. George II.
Bottome, will take his place in the pulpit.
There will be brilliant columbian service
at St Thomas's Church, with special Te
Deum, anthems and a new National
Hymn, composed for the occasion BY George
The evening world., 1892-10-08
NO. 1l5 BROADWAY.
THE GIOVANNI BAUSAN

wahlc. ~.
E1-Prcsidents Cleveland and Hayes will he
present with Gen.O. q. Howard. X. Conkling
William J. q Dair, Judges Andrews. Ieckhani.
Newburger, Van Wyck, John II. V. Arnold.
William j. Il. kcnnry, Coroners Levy and
schuitze. Nathan straus, collector Hen
dricks J. W Jacobus, Coy. Patiison. OF Penn.
sylvania Toy. Lndd, OF Rhode Island: GOV.
Prince. OF New Mexico: ex.Goy Waller, OF
connecticut; Mayor Wanser, Of Jersey CITY (;
+ l. GodSin. William T.. breckenridge. OF
Kentucky. Judge Maynard, Philip Wissig
and the Consuls-General Of Brazil, Costa
Rica, chm and Hayti In New York.
IL has taken many weeks OF lab Dor and bar
rel Of money to prepare for this series OF
giant ceiehrations. Mayor Grant appointed
committee OF 100 eminent citizens TO make
arrangements for the AFFAIR under The Henry
clay sulZer law OF 1897. apprOpriating &5u,-
900 for the celebration IN New York OF the
4OOth anniversary OF the disc very OF Amer
ica." The WoTlfs Fair Commission added
10000 TO the .und and $4,000 was raised by
subscription. The law gave ths Committee
so appointed power to use the streets and
parks for the purpose OF the celebration, and
as the $4,000 on hand was not nearly
enough. the Committee decided to utilize tho
parks by building grand Il ands In them. the
pay ior viewing The military parade and
night pageant.
Thus, for from 90 cents TO si.5o one may
rent seal on the revicwing-stands In Wash-
,ngton square, Union square or Madison
The evening world., 1892-10-08
ALL ABOUT A DEAD DOG.
The Lawsuit Which Is Aeitating
Now Rochelle,

New Rochelle Is In the throes OF fevertsh
cause 6eiebre, and 1t Is all about a dead dog.
1t used 70 be very much alive, did this dog,
which was mastifI owned by y. w. Marvin,
a cashier In life insurance company In this
city. and 1t had nasty habit, they say, OF
frightening people halt to death whenever
they walked on ihe Marvin house block.
Bayard C. Fuller, a fruit Inspector, IL d0g
owner and an uncommonly good marksman.
His was tho finger that pulled the trigger
that sent bullet into the mastins body,
silencing his yawping growls forever.
Fuller and Marvin are neichbors, and MrA
Fuller has had series OF rights every timo
she left her home to 60 downtown to do her
shopping, for that roaring mastin Of Marvtn's
would prance around her with cavernous
jaws and the hungriest of eyes.
OFTEN Mrs Fuller has been obliged to post.
pone her shopping, and that, OF c0urse, would
break any mans heart.
Fuller said he wouldn't stand It any longer,
and he took his little gun on the rack and .
few minutes later the Marvin mastin was In
the rigor OF death.
That Is why Marvin is going to sue Fuller
and make II pleasant for hini.
The evening world., 1892-10-08


tract.
For the presentation of s. G. Pratts cam
tata, " Triumph or columbus at Carnegie
Hall Monday evening. boxes have been
bought by Archbishop COrrigan, President
Harrison, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Col Elliott +.
Shepard and ex.Postmastei.GeneralT Thomas
H. James, The Handel and haydn. OF Bos-
ton, aud the st. Cecilia Musical Society, OF
Philadelphia, Will present the Cantata.
The naval parade or Tuesday Will form In
Gravesend Iiny and the NarrOws az 1890 P.
II. The course will be up the bay and North
River To- and around buoy above Grants
Tomb and return.
The spanish, Italian and French ships OF
war Will be surrounded by the United states
naval vessels, with the Philadelphia as Com
modore Erben's flagship and all will be es.
corted by a fleet o. ZOO or more vessels OF all
descriptions including many yachts sailed by
their millionaire owners, bearing thousands
OF diStinguishe spectators.
The navy or the United states will be rep.
resented In the water parade by the Atlant q,
cushing, Dolphin, Philadelphia, NJ iantOnomah
and Vesuvius, anu the school ship ST. Mary
Will afford n fair illustration OF the warship
OF other days. There Will be an escort 10 the
French frigates LArathuse and Hussar, the
Italian Giovanni Bausan and the Spanish
Inanta Isabella.
There Will be National salutes exchanged
at the Battery and at Riverside Park with
batteries OF artillery on shore, 1t will be
direc' ed by II. Nicholson Kane.
AS part OF the inaugural ceremonies OF
the Columbian festivities, grand sacred
The evening world., 1892-10-08

uouoie' nuNlng cross passage AT twenty.
second street.
Among the notable displays along the line
OF the parade those AT the National Head
quarters OF the respective political parties
should be mentioned
The Manhattan, the New York. Union
League ana Democratic Clubs have decorated
their houses elegantly, though In their cases
portraits OF the Presidential candidates have
nsurped the place accorded for the occasion
by common consent to Christopher columbus
Everyw here III" red and yellow colors OF
STain and the green. white ana red and the
cross OF ltaly are Joined with the stars and
stripes IN hese decorations The deco alton
display eliminates at Fifth avenue ana Fifty
eighth street In the Herts Arch, n graceful,
stately piece OF work In imitation OF marble
and granite.
The scenic celebration begins with the
school ana college parade at 10 O'Clock Mon
DAY morning, anu Tor this nara ie the seats
IN the grand stands 1T Washington, linton
ana Madison squares ana the Reservoir Will
be Tree, nrst come, nrst served.
The pupils OF the pubic, par Jchial and pr.-
vate schools OF til. ,ity, the colleges, semi
narics and universities. the Law, medical q nd
divinity schools VIII participate IN the pa
raue ana not less than $4,000 II them viii
te In line-inore than the population Of
many opulent cities Ten thousand Gram
for this event.
This parade viii Ioim In the streets about
flith avenue and Fiity-sevepth stree, 1T art
| at 10 n \. and march down Ftfth avenue,
The evening world., 1892-10-08
A Nine Days. Wonder in q
Small Town.
Facts and TttaiS as Given by a Cor.
respondent
Surprised Many, but Docs Not Sur
prise Us.

Mansfield. o.. rs not a large place. but It has
certainly exI erienced great sensation.
The people are n Il dote talking about Il yet
and ndt cd it will furnish the subject for conver.
sation for lLng time to come, as we'll IS TODD
for thought.
A correspondent. @. @. Coulter, who IL Q
prominent and influential citizen Of Mansfield
and agent OF the Rockford (Ill., Silver Plate
Co. has furn,she the following facts and details
which will positively prove most interesting to
every reader:
~ have brother. Harry Z. Coulter. 81 years
Of age. wri es Mr.. Coulter, "who had never
done days work In his life never ran ten
rods In hts life-indeed, could not even walk
fast.
" Heart disease was his trouble. Last fall hs
got the grip. and went down, down. down.
Two Of our best physicians treated him.
:" His tongue was coated badly had backachs.
urine high .colored, brick.dust sediment-worsS
I ever saw.
" His stomach was almost As hard ss board,
in fact. we gave up all hopes Of hts life.
He quit the doctors and commenced using
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
and nothing else, and the third dss was better.
He is now better than he ever was in his life. csa
run and do violent exercise and not suffer in the
least.
The evening world., 1892-10-08

All trafllc will be stopped on the East River
Bridge In the evening during the display OF
fireworks, which Will begin at S.3O, and may
boats.
The display will consist OF several aerial
pieces, mortars bombs and the like, with but
one set piece. This will be Niagara Falls"
and will consist OF river OF fire flowing over
q precipice l,4OO feet long. The display will
occupy one hour, after which the north
roadway Will be thrown open to pedestrians
going from New York, the promenade being
reserved for those bound towards New York.
A fire engine will:be located on the bridge at
each pier during the display In readiness for
any emergencies and the roadway promenade
will be protected BY canvas.
Tuesday night there will be another dis
play Of fireworks on the bridge by rival
The evening world., 1892-10-08

HARRY Z. COULTER.
"He says he never felt better IN his life. ir
fact, this wonderful medicine, he tells me- save
hts life.
He coaxed me to take this remedy, and
was troubled some thing as he had been, only IL
heart is all right. had been doctortny sine.
last fall to clear up my system. but withou
beneicia! results. / have now only used twt
bottles OF DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and ncrve
remedy. and fee! like new man. In fact. I am
WE'LL and write this because feel so grateful
to the remedy for saving my brothers life and
my health.
" This IS the greatest medicine I ever heard
of. and am sure that If you knew my brothers
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. the
cure would much surprise you"
1t is no wonder that this remarkable rcstor-
alton to health is looked upon as almost mir
acle IN Mansfield. where, perhaps. the msrvsl-
lous virtues Of this remedy were until now not
known. but the cure is not surprising In the
least. for 1t is something which is taking place
constantly In this vicinity, no day, Ecarcely an
hour. In tact, assing in which there is not some
chronicle Of Its curing come one VINO has been
suffering from nervous weakness, blood disor-
der. kidney or liver complaints, insomnia, ma
laria or stomach trouble. 1t Is fact that this
wonderful medicine cures the sick. and II 10
perfectly harmless to use being purely vegeta-
bic. Druggists keep 1t for al.
1t Is the discovery and prescription Of Dr.
Greene, of :5 West 14th St., New York, the
famous specialist in curing nervous and chronic
diseases, who has the largest practice among the
sick Of any physician in the United States. and
who can be consulted free. personally or by let.
ter.