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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-25
CONDENSED NEWS

Gathered From All Parts OF the Country
By Telegraph.
The pope's medical advissrhas direct
ca him 10 remain in his apartments for
the present
Robert T. Burton, wealthy plumber
OF Camden. n. j., was kicked TO death
Friday morning by a spirited horse.
The Chinese government has appoint
ed minister resident In the Pamirs.
who viii rank with the minister real
dent In Thibet.
The governor Of Idaho Thursday
signed the bill enfranchising the Nor
mons. The measure adds about 5000
70 the voting population Of the state.
The Panama investigating committee
has postponed further examination Of
witnesses until Tuesday next. as Col
Fellows, chairman Of the committee, Is
sick
Admiral Ghcrardl with the United
States war ships baltimore, Charleston.
San Francisco and Yorktown, arrived
at Fort Monroe at $50 o'clock Friday
morning.
Hon. w. f. Barrett. speaker OF the
Massachusetts, house Of representatives
delivered, in the legislature. Thursday
afternoon. his eulogy on the late James
10. Blaine.
day vetoed three racing bills pro-
viding for the licensing Of race tracks
for terms OF Eve years They win be
passed over the veto.
A count Of the Roman empire, young,
elegant and without debts. seeks u rich
American for wife through the agency
Of the New York Herald according TO
an advertisement Thursday.
Gov Pattison has appointed Judge
Heydricix Of Franklin to the vacancy ON
the supreme bench caused by the resig-
nation Of Chief Justice Paxson TO accept
the Reading railroad receiyership.
serious commercial crisis Is threat
ening in Paris on account OF the slack
ness OF the current trade and rash spec
ulation Intuition. Several of the firms
are bankrupt and more are expected TO
fail
Commissioner Of Agriculture Geo. NJ.
Chaplain, Of Arkansas, has, In u circu-
lar urging the reduction OF cotton acre.
age, called a state convention Of far
ners to meet at Little Rock, March 10
TO decide on the amount Of reduction.
The Baupre Mercantile Co. Of ST
Paul, Mimi, made an assignment Thurs
day afternoon 70 Theodore Borup It
is the largest mercantile. house west Of
Chicago. and tobacco house and sever
al eastern concerns will suffer The
liabilities are about s4yO, 900, with assets
sof less than half that sum.
Ii is learned automatically that the
rumols TO the effect that Mrs Cleye-
land viii not attend the inaugural ball
are entirely without foundation. Mrs
Cleveland goes to Washington with the
Intention Of being present upon the
occasion. and entering enthusiastically
into all the sociabilities OF the week
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Death 81 Rufus lIatoh.

NEW York. Feb rs. Rufus Hatch,
the once famous Wall street magnate,
died Thursday afternoon at his resi-
dence in Spuyten Duyvil, at o'clock.
Mr.. Hatch was 81 years old. He re-
tired from the street" two years ago.
and had been failing IN health ever
since The immediate cause Of death
was complication Of kidney. heart
and liver troubles, which had confined
him TO his room for several weeks
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BUoKLEN.s ARNInA SAVE.

lhe best saIye in the world for Cuts,
hralses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever n sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
.hllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
IONS, and positively cures Piles, or no
Pay required. II is guaranteed 70
glye perfect satisfaction, Of money re-
ianded. Price % cents per box. For
SAG BY Z. g. Williams, Jr.. q co.
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BERLIN, Feb. 25. The minister Of
war has ordered number Of noncom-
missioned officers TO be placed under
arrest, against whom charges Of cruelty
treating soldiers have been made. A
sergeant was arrested for driving a
soldier 70 suicide, and four snblieuten-
ants were sentenced to long terms Of
imprisonment on account Of similar
crimes
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SwEDEsBoRouoM N. J., Feb Is. =
Rev aym. i. Treacy and Rev. r. A..
Treacy sent the following dispatch 70
Mgr Satolli and Bishop o'Farrcli
Thursday. I'VE dare yon to violate our
appeal Is Rome" The appeal TO Rome
Is held by the Trcacys to suspend the
authority OF Mgr Satolli and Bishop
o'Farrell over Rev. p. A. TrcacY, Of
burlington. and his brother, Rev. VIM.
y. Treacy OF Swedesborough. N. j.,
whom Mgr. Satolli and Bishop O'Far-
reil are now trying to remove because
he defended his brother.
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BLooMINaToN. III. Feb Is It s am
nounced that e-President-eiect Stew
enson has appointed as his private sec.
rotary his son, Mr.. Lewis Green Steven
son. Of this city Mr. Stevenson. IN, Il
about twenty-seven years Of age. has
had liberal education. and some JOUR-
nalistic experience. lie acted as bis
fathers private secretary during the
last cnfAn
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BALrIMoHE:, Feb %. Nathan D, Polk,
i society swell, is locked up in jail
charged with swindling prominent ply
sicians, lawyers and other professional
men BY selling a book cheap and then
borrowing. ii TO show to some one else
lie never came back. He thus obtained
hundreds Of dollars on one book.
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WAsnINGToN, Feb IS. "A canvass Of
the senate was made Thursday with
the view Of hearing whether there
would be any possibility OF passing the
bills for the admission Of the territor-
les as states. Enough votes were
pledged to the measure 10 insure its
passage II II gets an opportunity to be
brought before that body.
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80 e.a,,,l,rrla "a RIVER Line.

CIScfSNATI Feb %. Cincinnati capi.
tai has joined hands with Tennessee
river stcamboatmcn, and the result Is
that new Cumberland river packet
company has been organized The
boats will form an independent line tc
aun between Nashville and Dover,
where there is said to be most excel.
lent snsning for traffic Of both freight
NM passengers OF q profit.
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,i.r,,Ie polIsher. ~ strIle.

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 25. The marble pol
ishers of ST. Louis will 60 on strike in
1 few days The union members are
now working ten hours day. They re-
gently made demand for nine hours
work ard ten houfs' pay This was de-
MED. II was unanimously agreed to
declare March holiday for the union,
land ii the employers refused to yield,
ID strike for nine hours work and ten
hours nav
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Gen. Beauregard buried.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25 The funeral
Of Gen. p. @. 7. Beauregard, ranked
with that OF jefferson Davis in the mag
nificence Of the display and the number
Of the participants. and the evidences
Of mourning were 20 general that his
sons found IN the fact consolation for
having disregarded the wishes Of their
father, who requested . private funeral.
With little ceremony.
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slttamshfp Trouble.

NEW York. Feb a5.-The directors
Of the United States and Brazil Steam
ship ca held a protraeted meeting in
the offices Of the president, VIM. M.
Iyans, Ii was learned afterwards from
.C =. Huntington, one Of the directors,
that the matter Of receivership for
the company had been discussed. but
thai no definite action had been taken
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F,va tlnndred Hou.es purne.l.

CoNsrANTINoPLE Feb. % Five hum
dred houses in Kadilxcy were burned
Thursday evening. More than three
thousand persons are homeless The
damage is estimated Of 5000, 900 francs.
The English quarter was not touched
by the FIRE The sultan has ordered that
the government officials give aid 10 the
sufferers
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PARSONS. Kan, Feb. Is. - Wednesday
night, just after the Missouri. Kansas,
Texas passenger train pulled out Of the
Adair Station, / r, three despcradoes
confronted the agent and robbed him
81 Ss,7Oc The robbers then marched
the man to the stock yards, where their
horses were hitched They then mount
81 a nd disappeared
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WATERFOWL. N. Y, Feb. Is Lincoln
league 81 WATERFOWL has started sub
scription. limited 10 81. for a fund tore
place the fortune lost by Gov, McKin-
ley as testimonial fol. his services to
the republican party, sympathy with
his troubles and as an inducement TO
him to continue in political life.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. Is, Rivcrrnen
are again excited over the prospects Of
= food. There are from one to three
feet Of snow on the level throughout
Pennsylvania. and II the warm weather
continues few days higher stage Of
water than at any time this year Is ex-
pected. II has been raining since 8
o'clock Thursday evening, and the in
dications are for higher temperature
Friday
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pans, Feb p. NJ Jules Ferry,
speaking ppon, the significance Of his
election Is the presidency Of the senate,
said IN reference 70 it: The senate Is
tired ~ the free and easy kind Of poll
lies which has prevailed for 30 many
years past, ami now desires 70 give N.
carAot and NJ. Ribot a warning in Sc
leeting man who, as q minister. has
shown how il IS possible 70 govern with
fi,-,n I.ss =
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QUrEssrows, Feb Is. The steam.
ship City OF Paris sailed from here 70,
the last time Thursday She took lot
first-ciass, 225 secGnd-class and 40(
steeragc passengers On her arrival d
New York she will be transferred. a
the Paris, under the American Gag.
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BRrDeEPoRT. ct. Feb. IS The Grin
oline club IS organized, aud among the
list Of members are the names Of many
well-known young women Of this city
and one or two leaders Of society here.
This club Is out in favor Of hoops. and
they hope to attract other women ID
the club and convert them to the views
81 the advanced organization.
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WEST CHESTER, PA, Feb 25. Three
friends. Jesse Rogers, Frank Elston
and Thomas Keck. died within few
aours Of each other. the two former
being killed by accident. the latter by
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nhlirntnrr SCH Marrlaee.

BuDA-PKsrH. Feb. 25, The munich
pal authorities Of this city and Of 9th
er Hungarian cities have declared them
selves in favor Of obligatory civil mar
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BosroS. Feb % Gov Russell Thurs
day afternoon granted further respite
Of one week to VIM. Coy. the Pittsfielt
murderer. who was to have been hanHet
Friday.
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PANS. Feb 25.M Jules Ferry was
friday elected president Of the senate
oy q majority of las votes,
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1lD Yen know that you can get IS cent Floor
,,p ~ Gloth at u cents per yard At EUGENE
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M A RE YOU IN NEEDfn RI SO, we are clos
), N ling out lots of shoes just at cost, lots of
nuslms At cost, lots Of blankets at cost, lots OF
hei ticking at cost, at G. r. HERRING'S, cor
nF OF Queen and Martin streets.
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ANTED 500 Gents. suits to clean at 81 Is
w 4 suit New Process. steam and dry
cleaning j. coRDNER, South Raleigh street,
near new jail.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read BY Over 5000
People Every Evening
BEST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
Situations, help Wanted, For Sale, PoE Rent, Lost
Pound. straysd ~ Stolen, To Buy, ssll
or Erchange--Maks ii known.
Rest AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

osT At,out two weeks aeo. heart shaped
| Mn with small diamond setting. Finder
vii he literally rewarded By leaving same At
Sheriff's Office -2-iSlwk
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III EADQUAKTERSf for Pillsbury < x Best
IL Flour. Win sell at lowest prices. Money
li,9, he saved by buying from me. A. J. shy
DER Agent. 9.1-Gm.
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A Il A BARGAIN4-A handsome G. Clarinet
"A concert pitch good as new at Joe Mess
mans
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4 ANiNG anticipated large trade this winter
on underwear we bought with that idea IN
oar mind and have double the stock we ever had
pgtgfe az giriees that are down even lower than
e e lowest, Just think Of good ladies vest for
Ae4 EMMFRT Il FfKNY's
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X LINERS China HAN on King street, for
IN fine chinas
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INTENDING to quit the Grocery and Feed
j business, | will sell my stock and fixtures.
also the building Inow occupy. III purchaser
does not wish the building, will rent him same
iloimon. NJ. w. HoUsEwoRTH,
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oST-Between Feller's Opera House and X.
IL W Poole's store, a pocket book containing
two one dollar bills, little small change and
a trunk key Finder will be rewarded Il left at
The WORLD office. Szt
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II LINERS China Hail. on King street, Tor
IN beautiful Tea and Dinner Sets. 81
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NOR RENT from April /, 1893, my residence
II East Race street. corner Spriug street,
With ONCE and stable. Lot 60 by 900 feet, for
particulars call on j. b. WILSON, at Citizens
National Bank. MARY j. Wilson,
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I GE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
Il and Glass, from 80 cents to $335 at d. NJ.
klLMER'S, on King street.
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TZILMERs's China Hall on King street, for
IN beautiful Glassware
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NTOU will find great variety OF IIandker-
chiefs and Kid Gloves at Efnmert a. Fiery .
they have loads Of pretty things for their holi-
day trade.
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md YOIl KNOW ITg We are selling at
~ Cost. Blankets, Comforts, Ladies Cloaksi
Ladies Hats, Ladies Flannel Underwear. All
must 90 at C. p. HERRING'S, corner Queen
anl Martin streets.
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g 4 RE YOU HAPPYs If not 60 to the
~ Great Muslin Sale and you win 60 home
pleased 10 death, at G. r. HERRING'S, corner
Queen and Martin streets,
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tIMILEs Floor oil Cloth, regular IS cent goods
4 4 for II cents yard At EUGENE Z; HER
RINGS.
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Il You want to make present of a handsome
dress or coat 90 10 Emmert g. Fiery, great
variety OF the latest styles and patterns at
bottom prices.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-12-21
Letter From Kittrell.
kITTRELL. n. c.. Dec. 1G, {

kITTRELL, n. c.. Dec. 1G, '93.
EDITOR GOLD LEAF Mrs. John
Overton returned Saturday from a
visit to her SISTER, Mrs. John Wester,
of Elberton, Ga.
Rev. b. 3. Culbreth leaves Thursday
for his new charge, Lumberton circuit
He has many warm friends on Tar
River circuit who regret very much
that he was not returned. Our best
wishes follow him to his new home.
Rev. F. B. Mccall is expected to
come to kittrell this week.
Miss LaiIie Raney spent last week
in Raleigh. visiting friends.
The marriage of Mr.. W. X. Reid,
formerly of kittrell. now of Hickory,
to Miss Florence Shuford is announced
for e,lnesday. He will bring his
bride to kittrcIl Friday. We extend
our congratulations aud best wishes to
the young couple in advance Of the
happy day when they are made one.
The kittrel school closed for the
Christmas holidays last Friday.
Miss Meta Cannady spent Sunday
with the family Of Mr.. c. H. Williams.
Misses LESSEE Gill and Nettie Allen
are expected to come home Friday
from Greensboro, where they have
been attending the Normal and Indus
trial school. They will be accompa-
MED by Miss Sallie Grant. of Jackson,
y. C.
Miss Caddie Williams returns Thurs
day from Peace Institute to spend
Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Blacknall are
trying to raise as large an amount as
possible to send to the North Carolina
Monument Association for the pur.
pose OF erecting a monument to oul
Confederate dead. 1t is a noble cause
and our people should contribute as
literally as they can. By the pay.
ment OF one dollar you receive Ger
titicate of membership which makes {
Very pretty souvenir. Contribution:
Will be received with pleasure by Mr.
Backnall A.
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The spot selected for the grave was on
the brow Of the commanding eminence
that one first meets on entering the City
Of the Dead. Here were gathered
distinguished men in every walk in life,
and many ladies and children The
clergy ranged themselves around two
sides OF the grave at the head of which
stood the attending Bishops, and at the
foot stood the family. The closing
words of the impressive burial service
were read by Bishop Cheshire, and as the
grave was being filled the hymn for the
communion OF saints, "For all the
saints who from their labors rest" was
sung with great pathos and feeling. The
grave was then decorated with the
beautiful offerings that had been used at
the church, and the Borrowing throng
DISPERSED
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RACKET STORE

Heretofore know that means much
In fact, bought SO many goods that
| hardly have room to put them. But
the PRICES ARE SO LOW that
they will not be in the way any longer
than it takes for the people to learn
what have and the GREAT BAR
GAINS OFFERED in each article.
Some idea may be obtained of the eX-
tent of the stock from the fact that
bought
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WHAT WE WOULD LIKE
Santa-Claus to Bring Us---The
Y. M. c. H. Hangs up Its Stock
ing

Y. M. c. II. Hangs up It's Stock
ing.
An oIgan-wr need it to help preach
the Gospel Sunday afternoons.
An unabridged dictionary. Spurgcon's
"Trcasury OF David, Il new carpet for
our Library. Il few rugs. Il rocker or two.
Il center table for our Library. Il copy of
(oung's Analytical ConcordancrS, Il
Bible dictionary, a frwStandard volumes
Tor the Library, year : subscription to
some first class magazine or newspaper.
few public spirited gentlemen who will
give Il membership ticket in the AsSOcia-
ton tor one year to some worthy young
man. What better Christmas present
can be given to a promising boy or
young man? \ few more liberal giycrs
to the cause of morality and religion
among young men.
\ few more noble women to give some
OF their precious time to the work Of the
Auxiliary.
The prayers OF the godly men and
women during the coming year. for our
work, its president, directors and sec
rotary.
y few more men for the committee
work. Respectfully submitted.
lOUNG MEN : CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
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$4,000 WORTH OF SHOES ALONE,

In job lots. All styles, ali sizes, all
qualities, all priCes-for men, women
and children. Prices so absurdly low
that do not like to publish. Full
line of DRY GOODS AND NO
TIONS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS, HATS, CAPS,
UNDERWEAR, HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS, &c, &c, in proportion
and equally low in price. Come and
see for yourself.
pelg~The ladies especially are invited
to give me a call and inspect these
goods. Very Respectfully,
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WITH firm resolutions and higher
aims and purposes for the future, tie
GOLD LEAF enters upon another year
Of its existence. Ii shall be cur earnest
endeavor to make it better and more
usefu! paper during the 18TH volume
than any Of its predecessors have
been. To this end we ask TIE cordial
support and cooperation Of the people
by Henderson and Vance county
generally.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF has
completed its twelfth year, and is a
credit to new>paperdom in North
Carolina. May it live long and con-
tinue to prosper.-Italeigh Ners-Cb-
Serrcr-C hroHictc.
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Notice

~ NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power conferred on me by a deed oi
trust executed on the 18th day of March
1882, by Thomas Capehart and wife Meta
T. Capehart, Shall, on TT ESDAl, THE
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER 1898, sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at the coart
house door in Henderson, the tract of land
conveyed i'll sad deed of trust, being that
tract of land, near kittrrll, in Vance
county, adjoining the lands of GcaTg" Kit
treli, Thomas Floyd. j. NJ. Harris, w j.
w. Hunt and others, containing 300 acres
more or less, being the land bought of
George b. Bullock by said Capchart, and
described in said deed of trust. For full
description see deed on record in the Reg
i>ter's office for Vance county, in mortgage"
book No. ;, pag"S 1875.
Time Of sale, II o'clock NJ.
Terms, cash.
&. b. HARRIS, Trustee.
Henderson, \. G., November II, ~.
uOy23
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The Henderson GOLD LEAF COM
pIeted its twelfth year with the issue
of Thursday. The GOLD LEAF stands
i'll the front rank of North Carolina
papers and is the best weekly in the
State east Of Raleigh. 1t has never
been out Of the control of its founder.
Mr.. Thad II. Manning. The Herald
always finds something interesting in
the GOLD LEAF and we hope it will
live to celebrate its 18th birthday I'M
der its present management.-Sali
bury Herdid