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The herald., 1893-09-27
READY FOR THE FRAY.
The Roosters Will Wear willie Boy
Uniforms.

The Roosters Will Wear willie Boy
The BOOSTERS baseball team are hard
at work practicing for the coming meet
ing with the San Diego Pullets. Man
ager Plain Ben Johnson is leaving moth
ing undone to insure the team pleasant
trip whom they 60 to get some bay'n
climate.
Virg. Dickerson has been engaged as
mascotte and will accompany the
crowd and endeavor to establish wire
of mental telegraphy between himself
and the elusive goddess, Victory. In
fact, Virg is going to don nice white
willie boy" cut five inches below his
knees, and wear big checked trousers
and try to make favorable impression
upon Miss Victory, not to speak OF the
bay'n cline young ladies.
Manager johnson has also become
partial to the 'sWillies" and has issued
q mandate requiring elkef the players
to wear the long-taiIed garment which
is quite appropriate in view of their
'0fasnsa, Ths sooststs 1via .bpesr III .hyir
"Willies boys S%hen theyslreach San
Diego, not being exactly aAure Of how
much the Los Angeles people would
stand after seeing BiilsNye. IT,, running
around for several days.
Count Van Derbeck has written that
he caQnot participate in the game, and
while his pink polka dots will be missed
his place hes been filed by Carl Pauly.
The Pullcts were also alter Pauly, but
he gave the roosters the option and is
now Los Angeles biped. rhs batting
order and position of the BOOSTERS is as
follows: Hopperstead. IT.; McCrea,
h.; Pauly, s.s. Lelsnde, c.; Bumiller,
p. Edwards, CT; Buoklin. b. Carter,
III. substitute, Nick Bundrum.
The herald., 1893-09-27
ALREGo's scRAPE.

He Personatcds Revenue Collector as
Joke.
r.. Alrego was arrested yesterday by
Officer Talamantes and taken before
United States Commissioner Van Dyke
upon charge of impersonating an
officer.
Alrego, it is charged, entered a Main
street saloon and stated that he was q
deputy of Internal Revenue Collector
Maxwelps. By means of his representa-
tions he obtained So from the saloon
keeper.
Alrego declared that the transaction
was merely joke, but he was commit
ted to the county Jail to await examina-
ton on Saturday.
The herald., 1893-09-27
NOTHING IN 1T.

a contemporary Steamboat Comes to
Sudden Grief.
The Santa Fe officials deny that an
other regiment Of tramps have arrived
at Barstow, en- route to this city, as er.
roneously published yesterday by con-
temporary.
Instructions have been telegraphed to
all points of the line to prevent passen-
gers OF the tramp variety from boarding
the company's trains.
The herald., 1893-09-27
Inspected Hoskin,s motor.

By zpecial invitation Mayor Rowan,
Deputy City Attorney Dunn, Fire Com
missioner Brodricb. Messrs. William
Lacey, Fred Harkness and others took
a ride on Hoskin's new electric street
motor on Washington street yesterday.
The new invention WAS again proven to
be valuable one and equal equal 80 to the ca
pacity of the ordinary electric car. The
trip was greatly enjoyed by the distin.
guished gentlemen.
The herald., 1893-09-27
= WANTS A CORRESPONDENT.
A Riverside Man with Wow {

A RIverstde Man With a Wow to
Matrimony.
In the Montreal Daily Herald of July
9th appears the following ADVERTISE
ment:
yNANTED TO CORRESPOND WITH A
w view to matfimony by middle.aged,
well-to do business man and orange rover OF
South Califernis, with young lady between
the ages of "a and 81; must be wei. educat d
and accomplished. Address W. II. LINDSAY,
. p. o. Box 3l4, Riverside, California.
With all due reepect to the gentleman's
judgment in trying to get Canadian
wife, it is but fair to give the Southern
California girls chance, so the advcy-
tisementis herewith repeated gratis.
The herald., 1893-09-27
BURGLARS ALERT.

fhs southern Pacino station 1T Nauc's
Robbed.
The Southern Pacific company's
station at Naud's junction has been
entered BY burglars on two occasions
xecsntly.
On one time about $50 was obtained
from the till, but on the other nothing
xSVH!usu the enterprising burglars.
Ihe door was on each occasion opened
Dymeans Of skeleton key.
The herald., 1893-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Los ANGELES THEArER The Nutmeg
match attracted another large audience
last evening. 1t is well mounted, well
acted melodrama, and in its mechanical
devices is most striking.
The herald., 1893-09-27

Mrs. X. A. Deering of South Broad
way has returned from visit to San
Francisco. Her daughter, Miss Grace
Deering, will remain in San Fianceco
to attend the art school.
The herald., 1893-09-27
For Over Fiftv Years

For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children ieething. IL soothes the child,
foftens the gums, aliays all pain, cures wind
collie, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty five ceuts bottle.
The herald., 1893-09-27
DIED

DUNN--In this city, Sept. 25th Stephen j.
Dunn, native of New York, aged 46
years.
Friends and acquaintance are. respectfully
invited to attend the funeral dsy at y p M,
from the funeral paricrs of B. F. Orr l. Co., LAT
North Spring street.
The herald., 1893-09-27

Buffalo LithIa. Woollacott. agent.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
No Words for the Roads.

In his message to the General AS
sembly Gov. Holt says:
'Permit me to repeat that, unless there
is a revival of railroad building in the
(Which does not now seem to bein sight, }
YOU will be compelled to establish Il plant
OF some kind, in order to give employ
ment to about 800 able-bOdied cOnyicts,
or keep them idle within the prison wallis
at the expense of the tax payers
1t is astonishing that in this cOnnec-
ton it did not occur to the Governor
to discuss the advisability Of having
the convicts work the public roads.
But it is even more astonishing that
the Governor nowhere in his extremely
long message refers to the road prob
lem at all. If he thinks the Lc1is!a-
ture has any duty in the premises he
very successfully conceals it. \ wet
road down in Nicaragua he find :, very
attractive, and he thinks the Leylsla
ture has some duty to perform in that
remote section Of a foreign country.
We hope that Governor Carr viii not
take this same view Of these tH.,' queS-
tons. and that the Assembly viii
: avel outside Of the retiring Cover
nor S message and leglslate Tor rood
roads.
The road question SINNERS down to
this for the farmers Of Moth Carolina,
as for every other State: Shall we
continue to pay a heavy tax. in small
loads and broken wagons, for poor
roads? We can take our choice and
thereby indicate the measure Of our
intelligence. The movement for good
roads is on, and we can keep step with
the music at the head Of the procession,
or we can lag behind and pay the
fiddler later.-Asheville Citizen.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
A Matter for the Grand Jury.
Correspondents Gotd Leaf.)
HENDERSON. \. C.. Ian. 16.

HENDERSON, n. c., Jan. 16, 90.
Without intending to provoke discus
sion OF any obstruse proposition, there
is a grave question now before the people
Of North Carolina, upon which your cor
respondent and many Others, would like
to have some light. ! alludp to the fail
ure OF our courts to punish for treason
to the State and nation. Some of the
traitors are known to all men as well as
the certain, positive and unimpeached
testimony against them, and while in all
ages and all countries treason has been
ranked among the greatest crimes
against the State, it stalks through the
land to-day unmolested, inoculating
with it's insiduous virus poison that
, will, if no antidote is administered quick
ly, be the death of Republican govern
ment and this nation.
1t is not my intention to apostrophize
| the conduct of our law officers either as
political apostasy Or judicial cowardice,
but there can be no doubt it is most cul-
! pable justice, and worse policy. 1t is not
those who come with gisten:ng bay
and beat OF drum that now threaten the
safety OF our institutions. but the sneak
ing reptile warmed to life in our bosom
from whose fangs the slow poison steals
through our body polite
Are those in authority going to shrk
duty and assume the terrible RESPONSE
bility of seeing this country turned over
IN the next four years to what lgnatius
Donnelly fifty calls the "Band of De-
struction?' Ii so, when that day comes,
as come it will without prompt action,
those who had the authority to avert
the calamity and failed to do it, will call
upon the mountains to hide them from
Justly outraged people.
The science of government may not,
and has not, kept pace with the prog
ress in chemistry and the arts. but it
would have taken no prophet in the days
OF Old Rome to foretell with Certainty the
speedy effects upon the government of
such causes as now exist with us
The situation is serious one Week
by week the ignorant and unsuspecting
populace are being vaccinated with the
scab OF the anarchist. and the people
want to know OF their rights guardians
why this is permitted. This is not "a SEN
sational superstition. The deduction is
as easy and certain as any proposition
in our school arithmetics, and if not
needed day Of reckoning will come.
INDEPENDENT.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
HOW TO GET SUBSCRIBERS.

Bro. Manning, of the Henderson
GOLD LEAF, advances his plan for in.
creasing a subscription list and also
makes an nsinuation that we are not
wealthy. In reply to our request for
advanced sheets from his coming ad
dress, he says:
"Ies, brother Marshall shall have
our plan. 1t is this: Publish a news
paper that everybody wants and will
take-when a suit of clothes, a grand
piano, or cabinet organ goes with
every subscription. But as snone but
the wealthy publishers can afford it,
we fear our plan will not help the
Gazette man much"
That settles it, We shall have to
let her jog along while longer with
the same old list.-Gastonia Gazette.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

OF course no one knows for an alb
so.ule certainty who will be in Pres-
dent ClevelaId's Cabinet. We doubt
Ii , knows himself yet. But it is given
Oh. nat Col Daniel S. Lamont, who
W his priva Secretary, will be made
) GARY OF ;he Navy, which appoint
mout, the Greensboro Rero,d says,
..',ruld give general satisfaction in
t.. South. His courteous and polite
/. men, Of the public men of the
S,..h, while ,rivate secretary to Mr..
G.! land ftur years ago, gave him a
W IL Place n their hearts-and it
G without :aying that no more sa
aus politi ian was connected with
\. Clevclar Is administration than
c., Lamont He is a man of affairs,
a =. ccessiul isiness man, and in every
w qualified Tor the position. Besides
thu. the new paper fraternity recog-
nize n Col. lamont a fellow crafts
Mail, and it would be fit compliment
TO the press t, have one of its former
me-.lbers appointed to a place in the
Comet
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
The Contest Case Of Leach
Against Henderson.

From the Raleigh Neps and o.
serrer OF Sunday we take the following
in regard to the contest case Of J. P.
Leach VS. W. 3. Henderson. for the
seat in the Senate from the 18th dis
trict, Warren and Vance. That the
public may fully understand this matter.
| the GOLD LEAF has asked MesSrs.
Pittman & Shaw. Of counsel for Mr..
Leach, for their brief prepared an
filed in the case, and will publish same
as soon as the Legislature takes final
action. The case was argued before
tie Senate and House committees last
week and the Necs and Observer says
of it:
The cases of Mr.. J. z. Leach. con-
testant for the seat of ". B. Henderson,
Republican. for the Eleventh Senato-
rial District, aud Mr.. w. ". Long Of
Warren, for the seat in the House of
J. H. Wright, Republican Representa-
tive from Warren, came up before the
Privileges and Elections Committees
Of the Senate and House respectively
yesterday afternoon. After full
hearing Of the Senate case the COM
mittee decided to report to the Senate
recommending that Mr.. Leach be
seated. Every member Of the COM
mittee but one voted to recommend the
seating Of Mr.. Leach aud the report
will probably be made to the Senate
tomorrow accordingly.
The same paper of Tuesday says:
Mr.. Posey presented the report Of
the committee on Privileges and
Elections. which report is understood
to recommend that in the Warren
Vance contested election case Mr..
Leach be given the seat
Afterward Mr.. Posey introduced two
resolutions in regard to this matter,
one saying that William B. Henderson
is not entitled to the seat which he
now holds and the other providing for
the seating of Mr.. J. Z. Leach. These
resolutions were to accompany the
report.
1t was understood that a minority
report would be made upon the case.
but none was brought forward, and it
is probable that Mr.. Leach will be
given the seat without much of a con-
test.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

RUTHERl ORD B. HAYES. deiacto
President Of the United States at one
time, having served out the term and
drawn the salary that by all that was
right and just belonged to Samuel J.
Tilden, died at his home in Fremont,
Ohio, at ii O'Clock Tuesday night.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
LIE trib1lie addressed

The tribute addressed to the pass
ing year BY the late Geo. D. Prentice,
the brilliant but cratic poet-journalis'
of louisville, Ky, has never been sur
passed either in the beauty of its word
ing Or the pathos of its sentiment
This is its conclusion:
The year is gone,
And with it many glorious throng
Ofhappy dreams. Its mark is on each brow
Its shadow on each heart
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

AS was foreseen some time since,
Edward Murphy, Jr., has been elected
United States Senator from New York
to succeed Frank Hiscock, Republic
can. Mr.. Murphy, was chairman OF
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee during the last campaign, and
while he was not the choice of Mr..
Cleveland we have no doubt the party
leaders in New York knew what they
were about when they chose him for SO
high and responsible a position.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

THE Allen s. Ginter Branch of the
American Tobacco Company, cigarette
manufacturers in Richmond, was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday morning.
Origin of the fire accidental Loss
estimated at between $4,000 and
5000, 900; nearly covered by insurance.
The same fire burned the Valentine
meat Juice works. Loss between $50
coo and 500, 900; fully insured.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

The fellow who said the government
was not going to make 2 cent stamps
''any longer because ''they are al.
ready long enough.' didn't know what
he was talking about. The new Col
umbian stamps are much ''longer''
than the old variety.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

WITH the object in view of relieving
tre mead Of he department of great
u. of work md to facilitate matters
d consequence, Hon. John S. Hen
olson, of N7rtb Carolina, has intro
d cd bill in Congress authorizing
t Fourth assistant Postmaster Gen
ell, by the direction of the Postmaster
General, to @pprove and accept in the
me of the Postmaster General,
bc"ds of pc. tmasters.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
9LISH. RS ANNOUNCEMENT
THURSE AY, JAN. 10, 1898
~ VIII
" ERg5{ e S;4}g :.

Hon. ELIAS CARR was inaugurated
Governor OF North Carolina at Raleigh
yesterday.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

40 OTHER Sarsaparilla has eff
~ fected such remarkable cures as
HOODS Sarsaparilla. of Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, and other blood diseases.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

Full line of COFFINS, CASES and
CASkETS always on hand. Also Ladies'
and Gentlemen's BURIAL ROBES, Of a
style and quality never before kept in
Henderson. Fine Cloth covered and Me
talilc Baskets speciality. All sizes and
Styles. In TACT. we carry complete stock
in our line. with prices to suit all classes.
We have the FINEST HEAKSE in this
section.
ES- Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. Terms cash
We carry IA complete stock of FURNI-
TURE. MATTRESSES, SPRINGS. &c,
ana sell such goods cheaper than any body
has ever undertaken to do before Come
and see for Yourself
ALEX +. BARNES.
IAssITER BUuDING,
OCT Is Henderson, y G.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

SENATOR Matt w. Ransom and
John S. Henderson, Member of Con-
gress, have been appointed to repre-
sent North Carolina on the reception
committee at the Inauguration Of Pres
ideat Cleveland.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

SINCE the communication, printed
elsewhere, calling upon our courts to
do their duty in the execution Of law
against treason has been put i'll type,
We see that the Wake county court,
now in session, has taken action in
the matter, and that one, if not more,
indictments have been found.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
1854 81
NOYEEBER 1892


) BECK boarding and lodging hung
: Bo.,. So, SIS GO
and Jail Ia o.
ID w Hardee supplies for poor hor,a n e
j. \ Harrell receipt book
w Ii ReaviS jailor fees etc ,5a;
A Powell Treasurer jury and Wit
D neSs tickets los 30
house ,
Z " Finch building bridge at Pow
ell mill 1-ns
j. N Williams guarding prisoners } %
w Goodrich lumber foi road 1D
u Boyd and { NJ White building
W., ' W over Nuthush creek - 90
~ nea'iS bringing prisoners To iail 40
= Harrel blanks for csc II X
II \ finch waiting on grand iury fan
l "oodrich lumber for road NJ
7 z V-nads, Z state failures lSa 81
y T. W ooltru solicitor state failurp> Il II
II Smith sheriff state failure, ~ -
II { kearney shelf Franklin C,,+a.o :"
failures
} Switzerland constable state fail. !" :"
ureS
Sheriff of Granville Co state failures :" -
Sntr.I OF durham Co state failures \,
j ii BrIdGerS mayor state failures -,
A > Harris EN-mayor state failures %
! Jones j P state failures -
} NJ B Hunt 2 state failures -
NJ Williams constable state f,iluras q,
l. n jackson eX-con~table state fail
ureS b, ~
l. Kelly p state failures T.
1 Beacon constable state failures n
Lewis eX-conStable state failures 5o
) II Malone eN-constable state fail
ureS ?,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
FEBRUARY 1892

NJ Barnes & Son paupers collins s.
w q VIM carrying prisoner to Louis
burg 3
{ r Ayscue harrow for poor house 20
r A Powell treas jury and witness
tickets @
DR. A Cheatham balance of salary as
health officer for 1891 %
.Jno A Fuller coffin for pauper 3
The Lassiter Parham Co. supplies for
poor house 90
" II Reavi> iailor fees etc, 81
"A = Zollicoffer county Atty service
T Eaton Register of Deeds services
as clerk AZ
George Nichols error in tax
Peter Aston error in tax
} A Harrell printing 3
w Parker & Co. coal for ill /
DE- L ; Register examining lunatic )
} Ii Mahone special coroner 30
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
MARCH 1892

Edwin Stephens ink stand for CSC 6
X Is Hayes repairil g Jail roof so
Crow Il Marston work on Jail 81
Moses Green error in tax s.
Geo Williams error in tax =
Andrew Reavis error in tax 81
Stephen henderson error in tax y
mos. henderson error in tax 81
W II Reavis jailor fees &c 152 5
The Lastiter Parham Co. supplies
for poor house rs 3.
T 5 Eaton Reg. of Deeds services as
clerk 65
Z l. Mitchell error in tax -!
I Lewis conveying prisoner to iail 9 81
w IL Smith Sheriff error in J d Earls
purchase tax 4Ot
" Duke summoning witnesses o;
L. X Bail error in tax So
} ) Bridgers court crier Feb. term % OF
E A Powell treas, jury and witness
tickets 355 .;
W II Smith Sheriff bringing prisoners
ON LOuisburg so .:
Geo, Houghtaling waiting on grand
jury SO(
W B Harrington carrying lunatic to
asylum 1879;
W II Smith Sheriff guarding prisoners IA &
Allen johnson error in tax 81
Buck Wright error in tax sc
Henry Perry S cost in case of J
Loughlin VS. commr's of Vance Co, II O;
" n Smith waiting on hung jury 500
} Rem Bringing prisoner from
Oxford o6(
S d Watkins supplies for poor
house $50
Lucy y Edwards boarding hung jury 5 81
} White special coroner 80 II
Henry Perry S c state failures 81 9:
} + Woodland Sol state failures Is 81
w II Smith Sheriff state failures 1872;
/ / Hicks ex-mayor state failures 8;
A } Harris mayor state failures 3;
II AllenJ 2 state failures 10:
L l. Jones J p state failures 7;
L W Goodrich J P state failures 49,
j II Ball j P state failures s.
} Switzerland cOnst state failures &C
W Duke const state failures 55;
j NJ Williams cOnSt state failures 500
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
JANUARY lSQ..

} w Reavis error in tax SIT /:
w Ii Reavis jailor fees etc. 81 sc
LasSiter Stainback Il Co. supplies for
poor house "A 9.
j Henderson error in tax los
Manning publishing Co. Exhibit 81 Sc
20 Duke Superintendent Of poor
house hal of salary for 1891 So &C
L S Eaton Register of Deeds service
as clerk o85=
& l. Blacknall error in tax I'll
5 = Rogers error in tax q A.
w L Cheatham drugs for poor house SIS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

) IL Allen carrying lunatic to aSy-
lum q
J + Burroughs taking tax list Hen
derS0n township so
Dockory johnson ditching public
road > )
J W Purefoy supplies for poor house Is 5
Lassiter Stainback Co. supplies for
poor house % 4
" II Anderson clothes for lunatic 50
J Harrell receipt book for sheriff 3
Allen and Goodrich examining luna
tic 20
J II Malone special corner Is i
George Field special corner %
5 w Duke carrying prisoner to Louis
burg so
ID E Aycock printing insolvent list 100
J Watkins shingles for poor house % 0
Henderson Building & Mfg. Co. work
at court house l: 6
l. A Powell Treasurer jury and wit
ness tickets AZ !
W II Reavis Tailor fees etc. 1l9 l
W II Smith sheriff October term of
court 6J g
} II Dunn ct al assessing tax in War
ren and Franklin cutoff $50
b Hayes repairing cutters at court
house 1O2
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19
ANNUAL EXHIBIT
Accounts Passed by the Board Of
County Commissioners from
December. 1891. to De-
cember, 1892.

GENERAL COUNTY EXPENSES. |
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

i WASHES GToN dispatch dated the
I7'h, says Invitations have been sent
through Iol. H. c. Corbin, of the
I led State Army, to the Governors
.. Il the ates, inviting them and
tfclr stats t, participate in the inau-
gu:ation Ger monies. The Inaugural
tan commit ee request that all civic
nization from various sections of
the country, who intend to participate
in the inaut lration ceremonies, will
My the committee on civic
examination William Dickson, chair
The dealt of Gen. Benz. F. Butler
removes nan who had been a
unique anC conspicuous character
before the people of the country both
prior to the war, during those
troublous tines and since. A man of
undoubted ability, as lawyer, soldier
politician, lis career while at some
periods brilliant was not without
blemishes, end no leader on the
Northern size perhaps unless it was
Sherman, M; de 4 more unenviable
record or caused himself to be more
thoroughly dcspised for his brutal and
selfish conduct during the war than
did Gen. Butler. His treatment of
helpless women and children and his
thcfts while in command al New
Orleans caused him to be styled Beast
Butler, and the sobriquet chung to
him through life. But in death let his
faults be buried with him-if not the
spoons he was accused of stealing
while he lived.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

", w R'asis jailor. fees etc -,
~, = Gary Tor Abiam Hargrove M
Il eaiham drugs for poor house II b
a. a fowsll Treasurer jury and vii. -
r Eaton ha, i. 40
4 " Goodrich '"A iist exc. l39 93
Robt Watkins n,.,, , So
DaVis g hose supplies for Door hon.o - = :
henry Piiie cutting weeds from Conf -
House lot o'uit
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

SPEAKING of the cabinet, North
Carolina doesn't seem to be "in it. -
She has too many willing sons Mon
roe Enquirer.
Yes, too willing to sacrifice any man
who is not their particular choice.
That is about the size Of it.