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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
SaimoiS.

-S6omas 9. &pbertiorr, elmer Der
reihiten gilr9er DDn & offOro uno
Yr1lipent Der %9Sinnebugo 9tatiOnal=
bant, erbielt am Sienstag @beno Dor.
g8Dde nit Der Yp't einen Srief, ben
er iofOrt Dem YoliSei=6bef Ser9erine
ei~nbdnoi9te. Ger grlef entbielt Die
Wfittbeilung, bag fiinf perlue9ene Wfdn=
ner ben Ylan gefaBt bGtteIl, Oas &p=
bertiDn'i6e gSobnbaus in Die &uft 81
ipren9en, penn Der SeliBer ibnen ni@t
$500 e~inbanoigte, uno Slpar IoIle
GobertIDn sur &erlneioung oes @ui=
tlie9ens ieines Sauies am Sieista9
&beno I'm 9 llbr in ben Steinbru6
al Der Srast=griide 0eben unO oas
GelO in oas Yuluerbaus swii6en Der
Giienbabn uno Dem &GltoIen legen.
Ger SrieI mar on Stelle Der Inter
i6riTt nit finn &reusen uno ben gSOr=
ten: ,Seller iterben, ais lan9lam
Derbungern" unterSel6net. Ser pOli=
aft @Dlben fubr nit einem iali6en
Sarte bon Dem 3ui6nitte bon 8Obert=
iDn's Sart lno nit &DbertlOn's &lei=
bern u~ngetban, III bellen Sutl6e on
Den in Dem S6reiben beSei6neten Srt,
iuGbreno Die YOlisilten Daniels lrno
&ariOn BON einem 9~eei9neten Serltede
aus oas &obertiOn'i6e Saus iibcr=
Wahten. GOloen le9te in Dem Bulper=
houfp ON eiupm MelNOGfhpn 1huIihps
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
WcrmiiGte Wa6riGten.

- SD bite I'm ben Gopf meines
Gaters!" Wtit oieisn ySprten trut oie=
Ter Sage Elm Suuer Namens Mi6ael
Sertalan in oas ImtsSimmer oes 9tih=
tiers am 6eridtsbpIe IN III D + II.
Der &i9ter uno Der Geri9tspratticant
blitten perbliilIt urO itauncuo auf Den
artig llnO gelalien auItretenoen Bali
err, Der alsbalo NIT geblbrenDer Gr=
gebenbeit Dem iiberruibten &id)ter
ei1eu 9erihtllben Seidtio biurei6te,
Der tbatlQdli6 Die Nusiplgung oes
SOpfes oes Wi6ael Sertalun ien., Des
Gaters oes erwdbnten Sauern, gu
oes SittIteuer5 Witael Ser.
talan jun. mcronet. Die wabre
Sahla9e 1T IDlsenoe: Mi6ael Yet
talan len. wuroe i'm Sabre 1892 9es
maltlam um's Hebeu 9ebra6t. Surge
3eit ltah ieiner Seeroigung wuroe Der
Sall gum Ge9enltanoe zines lan9en Sri
minalueriaDrens aema6t, iuGbrenO oei=
len oas @eridt i'm Sabre 1894 Die
Nus0rabun9 Der Sei6e bes Mibael
Sertnlan len. fiir nOtbwsnoig erabtete
uno 0ielelbe aud ouOrouete. 3u9leid)
wllroe aber audi aui Nniuhen bss
JultisarStll6en Senats- Der &ppf DDr
Der Seihe abgetrennt uno mad YeIt
bef0roert. Del Der 4usgrabung ltellte
jugleih gRi6ai Sertolam Jun. 'oie
Sitte, man mO9e peranlaiien, Dab
mad beenoi9tem Seriabreu Der &Opl
ieines Saters bebuis g8ieoerbcitattung
Ibm surild9egeben meroe. Dies mar
aliO Der 3Det ieines jeBi9eu Gribei=
mems bel 0eri6t, Oa5 bel Dem lln9e=
wObnli6en uno oob 10 natiirli6en Yer=
lansen nidt wenig Nuiieben erregte.
= Snb Die beutiGe &aiierin Elm
oIienes Serj uro, iuelln es notb tDut,
aud cine Onene Sano bat, 9ebt aus
iplgenoer 8eI6i6te. pel6e Die GunDe
ourb bic SlGtter mabt, bcroor. Sine
Came, Welde cine MuoienS bel Der oellt=
i6n &GiierIE bate, iubr in elmer
Sroi6te na6 Dem gteuen Yalais in
YotsOam. Ger SrOl1teututiber, Na=
mems WplL iO!ite pDr Dem Yaiais auf
Die Riitfebr Der Game warten, oieIelbe
mar aber toum aus9eItiegeu, ais gSolI
tDot pOm SOd Iiel. 9Sie ipdter tonita=
tirt iuuroc, bate ein SerSlblag ieinem
&ebeu Elm Gnbe gcma6t. Die Gaiierin
bOrte bon Dem ~traurigen Yorial, Ell
tunoigte li6 na6 Dem 9tdmen Des Ser=
ltorbcnen uno Der Wpbnung Der @ittme
uno luAte oieIe periOnli1 aui. lin
etwaiger Motb Oes Nuaenblids 81
ltcuern. i6entte lie Der Wittlpe so Wtt.
uuo CAB ibr oas Geripre1en, fir Die
~pernailten orei &inber ipr0en al
mollen. Sicier @orfall bat Die al lih
grOBe Popularitdt Ser &ailerin nod
weisntlib 9elteiaert.
= Die @liifs90ttin bat wieocr eins
mai Elm @inieben 9ebnbt, iuoem lie Ell
nen Nntbeil al Dem 500, 600 Mtart be-
tra9euoen 9roBeu gOoie Der idhiihen
&otterie, meldes aui Mr. 1925 in cine
ycip,i9er &olleite iiel. elmer gnSabl
Serliner Gtepbansjiinger s%uluenoete,
Die Das Gelo rcbt gut brau6cn tOnnen.
SreiBi9 ppn ibnen ipieltsn 9enleiniam
cin s3ebntel Oieier Glildsnummer, 10
bah aui jeoeu uah Den iiblihen albSii=
scu ctlua runo 400 Wdrt entialleu.
Die MtebrSabl Der b~e9lildten YOltbeam=
ten lit pe%rbeiratbet, uno Oa lie ins0e-
iammt midi in bliIbenoen WerbGltniiien
ieben. ~ 1T ibnen Der @eipinu woDl 81
9Onnen. - Nus SelpSlg miro seMelOet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

,pelhc Die SOOtcn rettetet llno uiel
gtOtb BON Oiciem SDcilc Dcs Stantt5
Nbmenoeten. NuG Su Gilbert Sea wurot
Der , gG00tn lang NiDNltcllOcu Sllrrc
Cin Gnoe bercitet. AyCN, @cri!c, Mcj=
sen unO SGicr BADEN BON Der E"oden=
belt gtl!ttelI, ;u0DrCnO DN5 Soon mob
gut lteDt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26
VorD=Garoliua.

- Senator Sebulon 9. gance pDn
NOros6arOlina, tuel6er tiir5li6 ltarb,
wuroe ni1t peniger oeun orei Mtal
be9raben. 3as erite Mal fam er in
Die 6umilienQruft auf Den &ir66Of su
9iblepille. YOri9e g8O9e lieB i'm
6rau Sance aus9raben, mo in ein
neues. auf einem Siigel 9etauftes
8rNb beiieben, mo lie ein Ssntmal Su
Gbren iAres perltorbeuen Gemabls 81
erri6ten ocoO6te. Ser SODn Oes Se=
natOrs, @Garles q. Yance, traf als=
O0nn in gliblepiQe Elm, uno lieB ieinen
9ater iuieOer ausgraben. uno na6 Dem
erIteren, Dem Der GamIlie 9ebOri9en
SegrGbuiBOrt Surildbringen. Oa ieiner
Ausiage gu 6olQe, Senator 8ance Dies
iterbenO 9elpitni6t babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

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gu%t E'.U't '.,tU'.a' ivy St "uu
nod mbolih wur. einen oeiltio pplio
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9Vt III" noI's So9re III HtreHDNh'e
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par NH NroBer Oe'DldIlNlelt ole Se=
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O'et 81 ~pFFoalllcn pooe. yer Fo1l5el=
GlSl, SFFr Oege'tAer Sonllu!Sroip ~.
iuhurro Nes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nmo.
Idnners IN nie Srri(niinnn nrm;g;nt
nie WoIi,rihs66rns bpnirIbrn irrioslni,
len INN her Mcttrr i'm mit nnh Sipr=
Ipbu mn nrr yrrm5ts bis
uoh GrIroiouno oer mpnpr Srrihrits=
bpfoubunn ininrt piuorieitptsn Inter
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mir uns rnthnltrn nm her fnu,nGhen
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len in bie Stont oeiobren mnr Gr
~louerte bem iunner monue ouf nm
crihluo inn NIT sinpm Snl,fhe;ts
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mos pr an @e(h br5ob INN fGihtets.
m.
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FH SetipeusIl'H9 W pier Der NelIllaD=
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asloas''. VT Wutoe @oeNos' ats er
l'u ellei' @ol'erpauit nNerte' ppn el=
Ser sDtteriobn botte ben SlIbeu iijr
elnell Eebbof 9ebalten, melter ,pleoer=
lolf III Der N(9De Der &Otterel llh ge=
5elgt bate. Ger Sun9c miro poralls=
ll1tls1 nl9t NIT Dem Seben oappI=
tollllell.
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pelger N DER ieB'el Mta'ipONe 9elaiiel
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paosii 9slll'eH. Ses9lelgen lt ouU
Der UraSlol'V9 oOl Dem grof neelll=
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SsltpttH goi. Sa9e9en lpelH1 DER
Np99sH o's lest gun tpc9aelolll'eil Sa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

Dr.. PRICES Cream Safins popoer.
SDalte @eltsaustsaua9s aus;si@uuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-26

9erfauft untcr auSeri1Iiber 8drantfc.
Or. @iles' pilsn, so DOZEN % Gents.
Su babsu bel @pstbssrn./
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
For the Young Mems Christian As,
ISOLATION.

The union meeting held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
night in the interest OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Of Hen-
derson. was a ve=y intetesting service.
Prof. W. T. Massey, of. the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College, was
present and made the principal address.
Short, pointed and enthusiastic talks
conmcndatory of the work and i'll sup
port Of the object for which the meeting
was held, were made by Rev. 7. NJ.
Johnson, pastor of the Methodist
Protestant church, and Rev. W. L..
Cuninggim. of the Methodist Episco-
pal church. Capt. Frank Cunningham,
the sweet singer of Richmond, Va,
had kindly consented to come and
assist in the service and it is needless
to say that those who heard him were
charmed and delighted. He sang
several selections, but perhaps the gem
of the evening was Where is My
Wandering Boy To-night?" Capt.
Cunningham has rich tenor voice,
we'll cultivated, full volumed and
flexible, and to hear him sing thrills
and moves one us only vocal music
can. Mrs. DR.. +. r. Harris presided
at the organ, and the graceful aud
skillful manner in which she performed
her part constituted one Of the most
pleasing features Of the programme.
The subscriptions for the carrying on
of the work of the Young Mems
Christian Association were not as large
as desired, and meeting will be held
in the rooms tonight to discuss the
matter and devise plans for the future.
See those sleeper and patent brake
baby carriages at S. 4 {. WATKINS.
A large stock of goods at Parker
drug store. Close prices.
Reversible floor oil cloth, with lining.
Ask to see it. At S. & c. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Henry BlOunt'S Lecture.

According to previous announcement
Mr.. Henry Blount, the erudite,
scholarly and accomplished editor of
the Wilson Mirror, who has won
distinguished honors both at home and
throughout the Southwest as a journalist
and lecturer, delivered his famous
lecture s. Beyond the Alps Lies Italy,"
at Burwell Hall last Thursday evening.
The audience while not large was a
cultured and appreciative one and the
generous applause and frequent out
bursts of laughter attested the manner
in which the speakers inimitable
stories, mastery portrayals AL. heauti-
fully rounded periods were thoroughly
enjoyed. Those of US who had not
been thrilled and enraptured by his
surprising eloquence, refined humor
and tender pathos had been charmed
and delighted by his sparkling wit,
glowing heart-throbs and gorgeous word
paintings as woven into bouquets OF
choicest rhetoric and garlands of poesy
and reflected each week in the columns
Of his paper, and knew what to expect.
There is but one Wilson Mirror. and
one Henry Blount. The one occupies
distinctive place in the field of
journalism the other distinctive
character among writers and lecturers.
And so it was a pleasure Thursday
night to hear North Cardinals gifted
son. the golden-tongued, diamond
hearted, flowery-natured, journalist
lecturer, Henry Blount, and the lofty
character, refreshing nature and rich
imagery Of his splendid lecture will
long remain with us as pleasant
memory.
You can buy Oxford Ties very cheap
at H. THoMAsON's
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03

From the HOLY Land

Mr.. Moses Flnkelstein, one OF our
Hebrew merchants, has lust received
;'u'nethin1s OF "a curiosity IN TIC ai,Ipe
Of a block Of Cedar of Lebanon wood
direct from Jerusalem. On the face
IS representation Of portion Of
Solomon's Temple, with Cedars OF
Lebanon standing in the back ground,
carved by hand, while the reverse side
IS highly polished showing the fine
grain and natural growth Of the wood.
The mcmento was sent by J. Rabin-
owltz Drechsler, Rabbi at Jerusalem,
and is highly priced by Mr.. Finkel-
stein. The package was about two
months making the journey from Pales-
tine, as shown by the postmark cam
collation. Of the stamps.
DO you want to be in touch with fash
ions latest mode? Then buy yourSpring
Bonnet and frOck OF
S. & c. WATKINS.
Just received, beautiful line of Prints,
which vii! be sold very cheap, at
II. THOMAsON's
have a nice lot Of dry Pine Wood for
sale. Can deliver any quantity at 81 90
per cord, at any time. LeaveyOur orders
with :. s. WRITTEN
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Complimentary to the Seaboard
Air Line,

PORTSMOUTH,, Va, April Goth, 1894.
To the General Manager Seaboard Al' Line:
In leaving your road | desire to ex-
press my thanks for the courteous treat
ment we have received from all your
agents, train dispatchers and the differ
ent crews which have handled us for the
past seventeen days. They have done
all they possibly could to further our in
terests. We have been handled carefully
and promptly from all points. Not a
dish has been broken nor Il bolt mis-
placed on my train since have been on
your line. The contrast is SO great be-
tween the S. A. L. and other roads, that
it calls forth this letter of thanks and |
can truthfully say in twelve years, con-
slant travel in all portions of this vast
country, that we have never been as we'll
used, and it has been appreciated. The
S. A. L., its officers and employees will be
long remembered by,
Yours very truly,
W. H. HARRIS,
Nickle Plate Show.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
JUDICIAL SALE
The Henderson Water Works.

DY NIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
DSuperior Court of Vance County, in a
civil action therein depending wherein
The McNeal Pipe and Foundry Company
is plaintiff, and Woltman, Keith & Com
pany, ct. al, are defendants, l will sell
by public auction for cash, subject to the
confirmation of the sale by the Court at the
court house door in the town of Hender-
son, at the hour of twelve O'Clock noon, on
MAY 9TH, 1894, all the property and
franchise of the Henderson Wafer Supply
Company. These Water Works are now
in full operation, owning valuable public
and private contracts, we'll equipped
plumbing establishment, &c, &c.
Sale is made subject to the existing con-
tracts of the Receiver for the supply of
water.
This March 9th. 1894.
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk of the Superior Court,
Receiver and Commissioner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Horses and Mules at Auction.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of McCleary & Mcclellan, pro-
prietors of the Norfolk Horse En-
change, who will sell a special consign-
ment of several car loads of horses and
mules at public auction on Thursday,
May 10th. Such an opportunity to
buy first class stock as this sale will
afford is seldom met with. Persons
who may wish to buy horses or mules
for their own use or for speculation
would do well to bear the sale in mind
and attend in person or have some one
represent them. See advertisement in
another column for further particulars.
All the fresh creations in Dress Goods
are open and ready for inspection at
=. \ {. WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
For Low Prices

DIN Is. W ATKINS.
Editor J. y. Thomas, OF the Louis
burG Times. WAS here Il short while
this morning.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Newell of Washington,
arrived last night aud Will spend Il few
days with his family and friends in
Henderson.
Mrs. Christine Manning, of Balti-
more, left yesterday for Petersburg
after a two weeks visit IL friends and
relatives in Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. James y. O'Neil left
Tuesday to visit Mrs. O'Neil'S mother
i'll New Jersey. They will stop Il few
days in Washington City.
The Warrenton District Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet in Weldon next Thursday, May
10th, Dr. ". :. Black presiding.
:. :. Written has changed things on
the inside of his place Of business, and
put IN a soda fountain near the entrance
where he Will dispense the etleryesccnt
beverage and soft summer drinks i'll
..;..,,,...,
10 VS. Nv. ~ 7''.1. .ia,
zoo f"''N 49,, ,,i'r an , ',;>,'
WI ",''
my mum i"' ''','i anI ;,I,,,,
l''"' II '','''' ''s'''S ''''''> '''''' - VIZ
''ll.'n,'
ne WtIt'l1 GLASSES az S'liI oon 'liu Ia
l.,,Iin. ,s we'll ~ fine ynuur men. are
r.,fI,. 1aorriuv tn write , very nrettv
Iu.iHe.. hand under Professor " l.
smith tbr ACCOMPLISHED teacher.
Misa"S MARY moo" an" 'N"ii'r Mill
","@ ''l"Inc" no.''o "'1'"'s .toI ~; "
'"Sah, WISH o' wv" 10 "'eNs WIN Mss Mss
Matte acconlpauied them to Uondcr-
ron returning home in the afternoon.
we were l,'n"er'' u sec 'I'' "o'l',
!" '"''',' 81 "iooI w. ''ei' i'I d 1tioi
"i'''' "s 'I' was i,"ee!"S t VI o"T' ''"','
'.'r ~ >'-> W. =, u, ,',''
'n,''L ' f ~ '', Il, ,T har ,,,. La
i,. ,1.,,,' ,,I,o,,,ro ., ,oot
him.
We had = short INIT agreeable call
rI,i, morniug from Mr. Charles &.
Conner of the Conner Marble Works.
NortoIk VA. ~ he WAS returning
from a business trip through this sec
ton Sppcimrus of their work are
numerous in thc Eastern part Il the
state and Virrin5a
The Light Running New Home sew
Their, ! uo better machine made.
This ! fine testimony nf those who Use
II + {, D,yi, i fine Henderson
accent and Will take pIea,ure in ojyino
prirr. and taIl,in,, tn vou about the
,,ror., .,,i,t. nrtLe New Home
heat adNefliSeinehio I spee,al AUCTION
-ir al horses an" nhui'S 10 ne Het" Ill
inc Norfolk Horse ENth'h@e' Mc' iearS
y Met !e!Ian. pr"pfletorS, on thursday
..r.r,rtrnftv to buv snrh stock ot low
,-'.... The.c gentlemen are rcIiahIe
Gr...,r, and purchasers may count ON
...:... treated rirht
~
notice rom Tue "S'l'LLII"" w.
'N-'',' tNtt L tol- lit'toi DC''' pi'-
"' Del! man t"il'C, anu 'ii"Nei
a.. .','" ornaments Gieo III lnaI toM,i oli
ny .t>o "' aP'P'eNS' ne VIII NC
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Notice..

1yNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
~ power conferred on me by deed OF
trust executed January 3lst, 1890, by Ed
mund Peace and Elizabeth Peace his wife,
to secure the payment of certain sums
therein set forth, l shall, on MONDAY
18TH DAY OF MAY, 1894, sell for cash
to the highest bidder, the land in said deed
described, being a lot on German Alley,
Henderson, n. G.. 93xlO0 feet, containing
2 room cottage. For definite boundaries
see deed of trust in Book |, page 351, Reg.
ister's Office, Vance county
Terms cash.
Time of sale 12 m.
G.. B. HARRIS, Trustee.
Henderson, n. g., April %, 1894.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
They Want Names.

The Russell Art Publishing Co., OF 92S
Arch street, Philadelphia, desire the
names and address of a few people in
every town who are interested in works
of art, and to secure them they offer to
send free, Cupid Guides the Boat a
superbly executed water color picture,
size 1918 inches, suitable for farming,
and sixteen other pictures about same
size, in colors, to any one sending them
at once the names and address of ten
persons (admirers of fine plctures) to-
gether with six twO-cent stamps to cover
expenses OF mailing, etc. The regular
price OF these pictures is 81 90, but they
can all be secured free by any person
forwarding the names and stamps
promptly.
y. B.-The editor OF this paper has al
ready received copies OF above pictures
and considers them really" Gems OF Art.
no not fail m 500 w W Parker q
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Notice.

RI VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN A
1Jdced of mortgage executed to Mrs. ).
+. Goodrich on the 9TH day OF MAY, 1893,
by Wallace Owen and Louisa Owen to Sc
cure "a certain note therein mentioned and
default having been made in the payment
of said note, | will on THURSDAY, 10TH
MAY, 1894, expose for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door
in Henderson, one lot of land in corporate
limits Of Henderson, near the old Cheat
ham brick yard and adjoining lot of Mrs
5. +. Goodrich, fronting lOi feet on an
alley and running back 1913 feet.
This 18th April, 1884,
MRS. ). +. GOODRICH.
ii L. Watkins, Attorney.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-03
Notice..

TVS OATISFY AN EXECUTION IN
Il my hands, issuing from the Superior
Court of Vance county, n. C., in the case
of w. Ii. Lewis VS.. V. n. Bond, ! shall
sell for cash, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the court house door in
Vance county. on the FIRST MONDAY
IN MAY, (BEING MAY 7TH, 1894, ali
the right, title and interest that V. n
Bond had on June 18th, 1892, or at any
time since said day. in and to lot of land
and the buildings thereon, on Peal street,
in Henderson, Vance county, that said
Bond bought of b. L. Brodie, ad joining
the lands of J. X. Young and others.
This April 3rd, 1891.
f. A. POWELL,
Sheriff of Vance county.
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If you wish your coats, pantaloons
and suits cleaned Or repaired, you can
have it done in the most satisfac tory
manner by taking them to Jas. A.
Green. in the Burwell building.
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Bucklens, Arnica SaIVe.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaians
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by W. T. Cheatham, Jr., druggist.
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Will Dive for You

Have you old clothes you wish TO have
dyed and made to look like new? If SO
leave them with j. W. Scott at Outlaws
barber shop, opposite S. & &. Watkins's.
All work done in the best style by an eX-
perienced hand, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Warranted not to smut or shrink.
Particular attention to ladies' dresses and
fancy goods. Charges moderate.
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Notice..

DN VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIL +
DSuperior Court of Vance county in a
special proceeding therein pending, EN-
titled w L. Stainback, administrator of
J. l.. kittrell, vs.. Gid J. Harris, ct al, |
will sell by public auction for cash, at the
court house door in Henderson, ON MON
DAY, MAY 9TH. 1884, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the late j. Lewellyn
Kittrell in and to tract Of land situate
in Dabney Township, Vance county, on
the south side of the public road leading
from Henderson to Carlton, adjoining the
lands of Geo. W. Wright, A. A. Short and
others, being part of the Rosa P; kittrell
dover lands, and containing about one
hundred and thirty seven acres.
This April i, 1894.
w T. STAINBACk,
Admir- of j. l.. kittrell, deceased.
7 NJ. Pittmar,
w. 3. Shaw, Attorneys.
L. T. Hicks,
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Marriage in Warren.

On Wednesday, April 25th, at the
residence Of Mr.. A. F. Brame, in War
rem county, Mr.. Peter NJ. Stallings, of
Warren, and Miss Emma Davis, of
Mecklenburg county, Virginia, were
united i'll matrimony. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Cullen, of WarrentOn, performed the
ceremony.
Our townsman Mr.. Theo. Stallings,
father of the groom, and his daughter
Miss Matte, attended the marriage.
The ''lunch" consisted of one Of those
old-fashioned, substantial and we'll pre-
pared Warren dinners. Those who
have enjoyed the hospitality of the
Warren county people know how to
judge of its excellence. The GOLD
LEAF joins the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stallings in extending best wishes for
their future welfare
Every taste as we'll as every purse can
be suited at Watkins Dress Goods de-
partment.
am receiving new Spring Goods daily,
and invite the public to call on me,
promising to give a bargain in each ar
ticle sold-quality and price considered.
H THOMSON
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An Unexpected Sermon.

1t was announced last week that
Rev. Ernest Thacker, Of Oxford, would
fill the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here Sunday at AIS O'Clock.
The congregation assembled at that
hour, but the minister for some cause,
perhaps the inclement and threatening
weather, failed to come. At the re-
quest of Mr.. Samuel Watkins Rev.
Robert VanDeventer, of the Baptist
church, was called on to of1iciate in
the absence of Mr.. Thacker. Although
taken by surprise Mr.. VanDeventer,
after an explanation Of the situation
and apologizing both for himselfand the
absent minister, responded to the in
vitation by preaching one Of his usually
strong and characteristic sermons which
it is needless to say was greatly en-
.joyed by the congregation present, in
Guiding those who had heard his morn
ing discourse.