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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Grand Fall Exhibition
of New Bengalines.


Tues day, Septe Der 5ths
our opening exhibit and sale OF
the New Bengalines.
We have the largest variety OF
these luxurious fabrics ever
brought to this port. While our
Bengaiines are as lustrOus as the
richest all.silk fabrics, the fine
wool of which they are partially
woven adds to their durability
and prevents wrinkling.
Matelasse Bengaline, heavy
effects-twenty different blend.
ings of color. y,
Solid Crystal BengaIine in new
space-cOrd, shades for both day
and evening. -,
Bengaline Brilliant, shot with
gold and bright cOlOrN in un:
limited assortment. We shall
also show a line of Changeables,
with grenadine surface.
Our Fall ImpOrtatiOns OF Dress
Goods and Paris Wool Novelties
are now OH active sale.
We urge every one interested
to examine the above without
hesitation. whe her for I'M
mediate selection or not.
JAMES McCREERY & co..
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
THE SCHOOLS TO OPEN TO-DAY.

The BROOKLYN public schools will reopen to-d'~
and socC5 pupils and 300 teachers are expected
10 be in their places The employees OF the Board
OF Education have been at work for weeks putting
school books and other supplies in readiness for
use AT the eighty school-houses, so that work can
be promptly resumed. Three new school-houses
are readv for occupancy and several old ones have
been greatly improved The Girls and the Boys
High Schools will open at the same time as the
grammar and primary schools Ia all parts OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
SHEEPSUEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY.

The fields in all the to-day at Shoepshcad Bay
u fair Most o. the contests the shoIt
distances. The handicap at mile, with Reckon. Aloha
Haouo and several other wcllknOwn horses should fur
nish an Interesting contest Fourteen twOy Ods ncarl,
All Of them winners, named The race
Thi, be lively andil. ihc WOO1cOck Stakes.
a mile Tor twoy car-olds is the last the cad
Inc niIfrin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

THE RACING At GurTExBuEG.

The races at Gutcnburs yesterday resulted follows
First race i've irriong-st Pat first. Eloron Sc ,ond
Sir Knight third tnc :Ol1
sec,,d roce IN and a halt fnrlonGs-Wampelo first
Henry Young second I0nmy Dixon third time, D.
Third race. nile aud Nieenth- Lotion hrst. Ex.
uesence second Balbrieg,n third; time 141s4
Fourth race UlcStfatlmeath nfst, Llselg second
hey del Mar Third time, 4O=
fifth race six furonFs-ToaEo FIRST, Mohican soconi
Marmose third; time. IA
sixth race. furlonrs-flauands first, BrookIyn
second. Carmen thirt; time. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
SHIPPING NEUS.
POET OF NETWORK. MONDAY, SEPT. 4. 1893.


ARRIVED.
Sto.mct ~ titles (Bi). Iotay. Liverpool August Il,
in lalla.t 10 Charles 4 sumner 4 Go. Arrived ut the
nan at ~ ui "a.
II amer Taur' tl!i. Jones Liverpool August %, with
md, II NJ k"scy. Arrived at the bar at :Ol M
steamer Colorado lr. Abbott. Hull AUGUST 10 boston
s,ldeSbcr 3. with nd>c aud passengers Sanderson y
son. Arrived at the liar AT -,
steamer Saile Gen Elngk Brcincu August 20. south
mrtou - with ndse. 2lS cabin and 39l Storage pas
..ncr> Oclrich> 60. Arrived the Bar at noon
steamer Dean Dutch. Ca--iu- Rotterdam August ~
in ballast 10 g IL Rsndebrock. Arrived NJ the bof AZ
1 10 ,,,, a., ,... .,~,., Oh
steamer friesand 'elY Nickes Antwerp nasu ~ To- To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
HOME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

BREVOORT-Gcncral Charles j. Paine, Of Boston
EVERETT-A. j. DAughcIty. United States Consul At
Calao and Colonel \. l.. Ri,cs, Of Virginia. hHAND-
Colonel VI. " Sheridan and Major J. b. Burbank United
States Army. PARK AVENUE-Judge John Er,kinc.
Of Georgia ST JAMES,. Patcnotrc French Amba-sa-
dor Wxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

,nI thor, were one Itallu and British Yacht
4'ostwse AiriNdl--lDr number Sr atriNal from
dom,~tlc MOTT, during the period follows:
Steamers. ship. batks. lIrigs. Schr Total
Eastern ports....... - OIL -.
southern poit.....-.lOs lo0 81
Total ....-...-.--.lil IL SO1 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
TODAY.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


THURSDAY SOFTEN HEI;7.
,,r Vf,t0I,. Uamu-Nu. HAMbur II 80 80 III
ocean. SLf.tn 8 % u
i,.ii,an Allir >tatc. GLASGOW ....
i,tam Ncth-Aner. Hot'ralin...-.il 80 n N 80 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Mrmas-xonad straight sl3 So place IS So Acclaim

Mutuals-Norad straight sl3 50. place 81 50; Acclaim
place $50 20
Kirkovcr was the only absentee. Nomad was the hfst
N show M the start but back In the bnhch
Peruvian racing 10 and continuing Ia show The
wav 20 the end Of the backstrctch The others were all
in close Lunch about two lengths behind him. Round
inc into the honcsretch May Win and Acclaim were the
leaders but both the Gral strides and In drv-
inc finish Tara landed NOnad the winner by snort
length: Acclaim second neck In front OF Restraint who
heat MAY Win short head IN the last jump The winner
was entered 10 be sold 500 but there was no BID
SIXTH RACE-IIandlcap. One mile and quarter Oh 'he
turf. ,o,,,,c
J. g. Follanshee's b. m Cleaning. by Sir
Modcd-Twilght, 6 yrs, l21 D., =, 4.
NJ F. Dryers b. Q. Esceland aged l2s %
Rancocas Stables br. m. Kndccr. 8; ~
sport 8 iI2,........ tDoesetpo % %
Manufacturing straight $40, place 81 60; Kaceland
place ~ 20.
Versatile and Bolero did not All were well TO-
dropped his nag but they AZ once
began 10 string out with Sport in front and Racrland
bringing up the rear. All running under strong
pulls Down the backstrctch slight quicken
ing Of the pace but IL not until the far turn Wa
reached tho began in earnest. Garrison "a-
the out and quickly was IL done that be-
forr the others realized had stolen lead Of three
lengths brought the others drive but Cleaning
was fun Of run but little urging to land her
the winner by a good length; Kaccland second. four
lengths front Of kde,r. sport died 10 nothing
| in the last quarter and finished poor last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

Mutuals-Amecr STRAIGHT soD IL place 80 so: It,c
Pirate (Oreck Srab"l place s3i GO. 49, ~
Trlnculo On.thcWsy. Lucky Dog Weinberg Man
Sabib, Sarcasm Modesto. Sam and Pochino wc,.
scratched. There delay OF fifteen minutes at thu
post during which there about dozen false breaks
when the flag did finally down the field was
sfrung out Domingo and Longshsnks being among In.
lupfortunates. Amer one Of the lucky ones and
after running well up for three furongs. Bergen gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise 81 sun sets 20 Moon Uses -lMoon's aye ~
HIGH WATER TODAY.
AM.-SanIy lIo,h J5t,oy. Island 3:l6llIei Gate 90
PM.->andy Hook i.ibpN. Island 3 olHcl Cat 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
Announcements.

Brummell Caramels Rich, Mellow and Deli
.ious. Name wrapper. Brummcrs hne chocolaJ,
md bon-bon'. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

., va,iootion Co. Arrived at the Bar q; III 10
Steamer saato.a Leighton, lliYana four dsy, , T'
'a ,G ,i, ..re,r "a james l. Ward Y Co. AE''''u a.
the iar q. 81 2ortn Byme New.Or,anr, with md-e 10
J. i S-n 996@', f. Mayer Hand. Baltimore with co'
to t9e I"in %or andersen, Philadelphia IN bal
H@S ,NoS ga Ssaroe Philadelphia in ballast
to vim ps n%aS of Lcrpoon cowe Hull a days. "
ballast to EoNrng At.h0aldt oar.e Hun IS days, IN
0,l Hnlp to %" Fua"h Edyc Co. ,,.,.. Fouev 4,
rank NJ, mo- ANNA Nina, clay. 70 Hamm GiIee' vessel
l. Grace : CO. 10 40 n m-wud west. light breeze
huIy. crr,rFD
,. Altar ,Gcr,' taf toners, Bremen Via South
Ea nr eBf Lindsay LNcrpoO-H Maitland
steamer Cottage CITY R;4arei5 P0''''"u-''0'''''
steamer Neptune. Ton Monrso Bay. ammo
THE MOVrALNrS or SIEANEh''
FOREIGN PORTS
.,.,,r fo,pti,u Monarch On. IrNin, from New-fo'h
august 20 arrived IN loto' : ~ no, ,r,m A>onmouth
Nt'aoeyI M" Sa S'.' ,al, .i "'.'
'0 , Sy@, Moa,an m Nam n9g &" YORK August
.,,nrr e. arr- r J,uc- ,br. AL from sn'e'u' 10
ss"Gy ,oI l,alrh.%,n Dutch Dui. !o" Mas'Iu' for
Nsvy"rk. pad p. La.i r,"rog1 from N,wyorA
,. ~ iT Rotterdam. paced tho sicily Islands sep
''n MIN, pnblccam ,Dlt.r. Potter from HeT.n ORR
49,, t'r Rnul,enc aud Rotterdam. passed he l'. o'
WI ,1 Si' . .9 ,.c ,m NewYo'N August
,, red pt,Wr Point = 'lt.npf l. -, c,x,oveu r.,
- ,,urr N,nnn, l,,tl uf'A' ,'o'' N"N'"'" 800
= - Gun, en- ,,..,J pt,,ir Point ptrmb'r s. ~ -.
steamer GIccm "a. Lc %H.', ,a m'" s.,tembrr
N',. r,Tg ..pten b.r 3 ahd proceeded for ststun
flNed AZ mani, Ger. kuchlwcin Tor New otN
,.iitrs = I.
s'V" "'m imam, tpu lu HiOuw'r. rom N'"ior
- ~" ,,,iN,d al tni-trri IAN. september l
A.-"'' ~ -, .,t, Rico $50, Ndu-u@o irlm Nc'-ioiN
-, - a.rtNd At /. -uuu september s. -,
A"s',. a. i,tinIro ~. ~ Marc. uom Ne"'fOik
T., .,rti,,d Al ,croa september J.
.,arrr Argyll dir. Wliansoh' from 1apahh "n'
china sailed nom >in-ar"ic Tor N'"-'o'" ''P .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arrivals from foreign FORT, the month Of August
,,,,,, ,c are the number arrivals OF Ne,- 6 tiol
'tntri,, at thl. Dut f0i thu month of August
" 'i.,imc thc cla,- nationality. Thi> tible Is
nm, the bonk- O. Government, kept at me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

hnn his had end he soon aye" ''". p,atc second
end in handy fashion oy 'n'c' 'c"-'''' '
, neck IN front of Patr.can
NV" ,.,. .r,.,,> STAKES Two.vear.olds;
SECOND RAOh-Nc "a -, .ptr,ity course
- ooo " Betting:
81 !"
Richard Cookers CHI c. Dobons by .ai Ia out.
Pickwlcs-lhora' 10 oo1cdsc los
'' N'" Lamb evi u -
paneocas Stables CHI. c. Rubicon. 1o' ar Il II
10j ~, In, ii %
icohon''s',, fRercrn) q 2o-l 81
F,c,otuin iOs tDose"'t' 'oo- -
u.,.,. noh,,r. str,icht SO &c. place SO; Loncdae
par rrs Biz Mid ornu. ard An'ranaa wcT. r"s'T %";
Ionedole DELAYED The star. ao som" and a, ,hc end Of
finally went away win inc o.'urs a' IT. no,ro.t ot
n"h,ins was third and running easily. Tara
plainly bIding his time. A. my came "o" rt
bend TO the main track LO"tu',e wv, an nor,,n. The
task looked hopeless one '" Il" r,a. and winning by
plshing Ii. getting up III Tue '">' H"' - 49,. eth.
Tho shortest of heads Longdale beat Kubicon Two lengths
for the piece.
rurvn N.cr-For three.ycsr.olds. Special weights
Futurjtv course. ,.,,a
St. III.
,,oAau, Crore,,s oh : Red Banner by
IroquisEaudana III 10 '.- \1tdlaiirr1 -
Il. foche's b. g. MaSk III -, ,,, NV rS5
j. huppet' "'S D. = '0"'7 y tThomr>on) 81 c.
May Lose. ;.,i ,li} q 81
Midheht = Dosgctt o ID q
sam Weller. 100 -llafaPo IL
,,..,. 10, p,rnrr stiaigbt s32 g. place $40 10 ;
Mask place 40 40.
Simmons and Charmion declined 70 run All ,ooN ~
a. Al, strides and for the remainder oi IN"
iourrev H. was hot struggle, with the result IN u"up
ninth the last dozen Of strides The Clio colt showed
Mk and i0 NAV or oe i'm the cd They
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

r.
Diseases OF the Nervous System. G,nito- Urn1ry
Organs lmpotency and SterilIty Hours, to l. W s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

l.. & w "OCTAT "SHATTFNUC." f.. & w.
Either style II you wear low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

Arrivals from foreign lort, for the month oil AUGUST
rll,v ine are the number o arrival, OF YES lo,"
" ,nnntr,s thi. Dlit Tor thr month oi AuSu-t
",,i,nuc thrii ,d,- ana nationality. lhl~ tipie i
ID nom books Of the Government kept at th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

.,, If. head end he drew clear. Winning a. Wv
end in handy fashion by three lengths h''''c '"'
. mock ia front 0f Patrcian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05

9, neck IN front al Patr.cah
SECOND RACE--AUTuMN STAKES.
~ OVV $780, Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-05
DETAILS OF HE RAC.N

W.. OBJ. Nscdonough's Oh. c. Amer 10y
Kingston-JewelTy. lis b.. .Bcrccil ! .: 81
oneck stables ch. c. LATHE Pirate, lia
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Another Burglary.

The house of Mr.. p. E. Wilkinson,
who lives about four miles from town,
was burglarized last Sunday afternoon
while the family were out visiting,
and a number of articles stolen. Some
boys were out hunting Monday and
found pile of goods consisting Of
meat, flour, coffee, dishes knives,
dresses, &C., which was covered with
an overcoat. They returned to town
and reported the fact to Mayor Row.
land, who sent Mr.. Jas. NJ. Williams
out to where the goods were found to
investigate the matter. On their way
they met suspicious looking negro
man who was wearing the overcoat
with which the articles had b~tl COW
cred. Mr.. Williams returned here and
arrested the man, unarmed, who made
an effort to shoot him, but Isaac
curtis, colored, went to his assistance
and together they succeeded in making
the arrest. The man, who gave his
name as Alex Bass, was committed to
Jail and will have to answer the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons and
house breaking. Mr.. Linehan, whose
store at Greystone was broken into
recently, identified some of his goods
found in the possession of the thief
and he will probably be tried for his
life as there was sleeping room in
his store when entered by the burglar.
Two or three bedquilts were also
found, but as yet are unclaimed, and
it is thought that Bass has been bur-
glarizing at other places. The quilts
can be seen at Messrs. Rowland &
Powell's store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Notice..

DI VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
- l. ed upon me 10y deed of trust exc
cuted by +. l.. Cheatham on the 1th day of
November, 1890, which is recorded in
Vance county, Book |, page 80. and at re-
quest of the holder of the Indebtedness Sc
cured therein, and by consent OF the par
ties interested therein, | shall on SAT-
URDAY. TIL + 10TH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1893, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder. for cash. at the court
house door, in the town of Henderson, n.
G., the following real property, to-wit:
One certain lot of land in Henderson, y.
C., bounded as follows: Begin at a stake
on Hamilton street, on an alley, and run
along said street to the corner of Miss Ada
Walden'S lot, thence along her line n -,
+. l75 feet to stake in Hunters lot, then
along Hunters or WatkinS'S line 81 feet To
Perry's corner in Mrs. Ioung'S line. thence
along 10 foot alley to the beginning. 1t
being the lot on which is erected n two
story frame dwelling. Also one other lot
of land bounded as follows: Begin at q
stake on the west side of Hamilton street
and run thence along said street 80 feet to
a stake, thence ). -, w. 17j feet To cor
ner in ID. Y. Cooper's line, thence along
said Coopcr's line TO the corner of the Fox
gin lot (nrar Dursey's), thence along the
back of said gin lot to the corner of Mrs.
lOung'S line, thence, in a direct line 10 the
beginning 1t being the lot on which is
erected a brick house. Both above lots
being the same purchased from Mrs. Lilly
q. Young.
Terms cash.
Time and place of sale, Saturday, De
cember 10th, 1898, at the court house door
in Henderson, n. T..
This l4th November, 1898.
no16 A. &. /OLLlCOFFER, Trustee
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
The New Winston Cigarette
Machine.

w. c. Briggs, of Winston, N. c., is
the inevntor of a new cigarette machine
which is said to be fine success in
every way and likely to rival the
famous Bonsack machine controlled by
the American Tobacco Company. A
company has been incorporated for the
purpose of placing these machines on
the market. 1t is composed Of w. l..
Brown, Of Brown Brothers, President;
W. T. Brown, Secretary and Treas
urer, and w. B. Pollard, Genera.
Manager, with w. Sutton, J. R..
Williams and w. G. Briggs, Directors,
and other associates.
The Richmond Tobdcconist says the
Briggs machine is used satisfactory
under test by w. F. Smith & Sons,
turning out $50 cigarettes a minute,
and has been run up to lO3, 900 per day
easily. There is no fear Of any
Infringement feature in it. Its con-
struction is very simple, and it lacks
little of making all perfect cigarettes
now, while all made are merchantab BILE
in fact. The company will be ready
by January 1st, next, to arrange with
the trade for royalties OR leases or
sales, as may be then decided best.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advert iSengcnts IL he publish cd
one T:!t.uth and under, must be .aid for in
advance. All advertising for q shorter time
than three months is considered transient
business Accounts rendered quarterly
for all advertisements published FOR Il
longer period of time.
Local advertisement to appear among
reading matter, will be charged 10 cents per
line for first insertion, and cents per line
tor each inSertiO thereafter.
LcGa! advertisements, such as an;niniS-
traitors and executors notices, conan SIS ION
'T~ and trustees sales. SUNNI nS to non
residents, &c, win hc charged for "a. rates
fixed by ia", "Xccpi when they cNc"cd Il
certain Emit .! space, in which cm~'- we re-
serve the right to Fix cur OWN prize. All
such business nInst be PAID FOX IL D.
VANCE, The compensation is small and
". cannot afford to take risks o. wait the
pleasure at persons Il pay.
Obituary notices. resolutions Of respect.
etc. will Ia charged iDT IT the rate Df one
cent Il y ord Hui toe c;t-h must aCCpEi:paUE
the si.tsrTilit. Ia c:tsr-S where friends and
patrons ct til" paper are concerned no charge
Will be made for the first lei! i.I.'S about %
wurds-or articles not exceeding HAT III
length.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Notice..

DY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
ID red upon me by trust deed executed
by Alex Mayiield and wife Emily, on the
23ri day of March, 1889, which deed is re-
corded in Vance county, book | page 2l7,
and at request of holder of debt secured
therein, | shall on SATURDAY, TIE
9Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1888. sell AT
public auction, for cash, AT the court house
door, in the town of Henderson, y. e., a
certain lot or parcel of land situate near
the town Of Henderson, y. G., lying be
tween the Raleigh Il Castor railroad and
the county road, adjoining the lands Of .,n
Raleigh d Castor Railroad Company #
others, being the land fully described in
said trust deed, To which reference il made
for full description.
Terms cash.
Time of sale, Saturday, December 9th,
1888
Place court house door, Henderson. n C.
This Sth day of November, 1893
I. &. II UGIlES, Trustee
a. &. Zolricoffer Attoi..t mov9
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Notice to Taxpayers.

The Tax Books for the town Of Hen
derson, for 1898, are now in my hands
for collection. All persons who have not
paid their taxes for this year are notified
IL. at they MUST Do so AT ONCE. The
law has been changed, and have no
discretion in the matter and can not
wait on them any longer | can be found
at Barnes Clothing store every afternoon
from to 6 o'clock.
Delinquents will save trouble and cost
by paying their taxes and taking receipt
for same without further delay, as ! will
be compelled to collect all unpaid taxes
by distress and sale.
J. l.. CURRIN,
Town Tax Collector.
Henderson, \. e., Oct. "a, 1898.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Notice..

TNDER AND BIZ VIRTUE or TIE
~ power of sale conferred e.. me IN Il
mortgage executed on the day of Jan
nary 1890, by X. Il. Beasicy, and registered
in mortgage book II, page G;G in the Office
of the Reg of Deeds for Vance county.
default having been made in payment If
the debt secured thereby. | shall u f..
cash, by public auction, to the highest ,,,d-
der, at the court house door il Vance.
county, y. G.. on the iTII DAY Or DE
GENDER, 1893, the real estate Described
and conveyed in said mortgage, to vii l5G
acres on both sides Of the Hawkins r.a,t.
near Gillburg, in Vance county, aIiu!n.u-
the lands Of J. A. Gill, l.. q
Jacob Roger and Others. h-.
bought of me by said K T.
4th Nov, 1888.
X. X. SAIl ILL.,.
nOv993 -I... r...
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
The Book of the DOG,

Who does not fancy dogs? There is
something about them we like-especially
when they belong to us-whether they
are great prize winners or utterly worth
less And man never had a truer friend
than faithful dog. 1t makes no differ
ence whether it be a mongrel or thor
oughbred, or whether it's master is q
king or peasant, gentleman or vag-
abond, a dog will love and respect and
be true to the last when all Others have
turned their back upon the man. Do you
wish to know all about the traits and
characteristics of the canine family, the
different species and the peculiar points
and distinguishing features of the several
breeds? If SO write to the Associated
Fanciers, 237 South Eighth, street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, and get a copy OF their
Dog Buyers Guide. 1t contains a finely
executed colored frontispiece; well drawn
engravings of nearly every breed of dog,
and ali kinds OF dog furnishing goods.
We have received from the publishers a
copy and should Judge that the book
cost to produce great deal more than
the price asked-15 cents-and would ad-
wise all our readers who are interested in
dogs to send for it. See advertisement
in another column OF the GOLD LEAF.
Shiloh's Cure, the Great Cough and
Group Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket size
contains twenty-five doses, only 25c. Chill
dren love it. Sold by w. w. Parker.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
A New Great Work of Art.

The artist who painted "Iard Of
Pansies" and "Yard of Roses" has
just produced a magnificent rival to
these two lovely pictures. 1t is a floral
panel picture called can American
Beauty" 20 inches high, and admirably
adapted for upright narrow spaces. BY
an arrangement with the publishers, who
are making, by the most perfect process,
exquisite reproductions in oil colors OF
this great picture, undistinguisbable
from the original, we shall print coupon
in our issue of November 3Oth that will
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superb creations free. 1t is great work
of art, and we have pleasure in present
ing such valuable gift to our patrons.
Do not fail to get a copy of this paper
for the date mentioned
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
Notice of Dissolution.

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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16

James Young as Hamlet.

As announced last week James
Young, Jr., the talented young Balti-
more tragedian, is to fill an engagement
of two nights at Burwell Hall Monday
and Tuesday. November Goth and 21st,
when will he presented for the first
time here Shakespeare's great tragedies
Hamlet and Richard III. Mr.. Young
played Hamlet in Danville, Va, last
Tuesday night, and the Register has this
to say of him:
A small but appreciative audience
greeted Mr.. James Young, the young
Baltimorean, at the Academy last
night.
Mr.. Young highly pleased his audience
and his Interpretation of Hamlet deserves
much praise.
In his manner OF acting, his avoidance
OF rant and his clear enunciation, the
young actor makes strong appeals to the
cultured and refined mind, and it can
safely be predicted that if he keeps on as
hehas begun he will be fitting successor
to the tragedians who have adorned the
stage.
The costumes and scenery are good
and well selected with special reference to
a rigid historical correctness.