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A Card to the Public.

In the fall of 1892 bought a quart of
WINTER TURF OATS and sowed them on
an ordinary piece of gray land on the
18th of October. They were sowed en-
tirely too thick or would have done BIT
ter. In the summer OF 1893 when thresh.
ed they turned out 4S quarts. October
18th, 1898, l sowed one bushel of same
oats on what Isupposed a little over one
acre of land, but which by actual survey
is only $1,000 Of an acre. 51-1OO of this
was an old grass lot that had been in
orchard grass over IL years; 3S-1OO of
it was very poor thin land, the only dif-
ference could see being that they were
little taller on the grass lot part. They
were grazed during the winter by my
sheep, and on at least five occasions the
cattle on the farm, over 20 head, got on
them but did not remain very long be-
fore being driven off. cut them with
reaper on June 18th, 1894. and threshed
them June 9th, and made 55 bushels,
though they were not gotten out we'll. If
they had been | am sure they would have
yielded IS or 80 bushels. It is beauti-
full yellow oat, weighing 81 pounds to the
bushel. Three fourths of a bushel is a
plenty to SOW an acre of land. The party
from whom l bought them says, "lf
sowed the latter part OF August or Sep
tember, they will afford the finest uinter pas
turs which it is possible to have, and yet
give an enormous crop OF grain. He
further says, There has been counted
$50 strong stems from one stool, bear
ing 6, 342 grains all from a single seed"
See what Mr.. Ira T. Hart says Of them.
A sample can be seen at c. NJ. Cooper's
store in Henderson, and as ! shall not
farm another year, offer the lot for sale
as seed, and will deliver them here for
ST. bushel. Special price on large
quantity. They cost ME at the rate of
$27.OO bushel. Any orders left with
Mr.. Cooper will be promptly delivered
there by me or they can be gotten at my
residence near WILLIAMSBURG.
II. II. BURWELL.
p. ST. have also % bushels of good
red wheat for sale. II. II. b.
WAS at Mr. H. H. Burwells residence
about the 18th or 18th of June, 1894
and he showed me lot of oats which l
carefully examined, also the land on
which they were. They were rs fine lot
as ever saw, beautifully headed and not
a large coarse straw. From my best
judgment thought they would thresh
out 80 or 100 bushels. About two-t thirds
Of the land was an old grass lot and the
balance was old field taken up for tobac-
co, oats following the tobacco.
July 10, 1894. IRA T. HART.
For the BEST and CHEAPEST SHOES on
earth, go to HARDEE'S.
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Capt. Voorhees, in Texas.

The GOLD LEAF has heretofore men
toned the fact that our popular and
we'll known townsman Capt. Charles J.
voorhees,, having been promoted had
been transferred to Texas, as travelling
passenger agent OF the Seaboard Air
Line. The Houston Daily Herald of July
18th, says this of him:
Charles J. VOORHEES,, the clever repre-
sentative OF the Seaboard Air Line Rail
road, is now located in Houston and will
hereafter tell our people all about his
popular route from Atlanta to New
York. Mr.. voorhees, is one OF the best
railroad men in the East, and numbers
his friends in every nook and corner OF
this great country. He is affable, bright,
popular and way up on railroading, and
represents one Of the best and most re-
liable routes in the East. Ii you wish to
go North, don't fail to let Charlie know
that fact
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Notice.

~ NDER AND By VIRTUE OF THE
~ power Of sale conferred upon me in q
trust deed executed on the 9th day OF May,
1892, by ID. ID. Freedom and N. Il. Freehorn
his wife, and registered in mortgage books
Is and %, on pages log and 81. in the office
of the Register Of Deeds of Vance county,
default having been made In payment OF
the bebt secured thereby, shall sell for
cash. by public auction t. the highest
bidder, at the court house door In Vance
county, n. c., on the 9Th DAY OF AL
GUST, 1894, the zeal estate described and
conveyed in said trust deed tO-wit: The
one undivided eighth Of the real estate
lately belonging to Mrs. Margaret Free
born, now deceased, consisting in the
aggregate Of about 275 acres, situated about
three miles South of Henderson, in Vance
county, and a house and lot situated ON
Burwell Avenue, in Henderson, n. c.,
adjoining the lands Of W. 5. Starke, +.
T.. Debnam, Paul Clary and others.
Henderson, N. C., July 4th, 1894.
A. L. SUMMEN,
Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

~ NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ order Of the Superior Court Of the
County OF Vance, appointing mr a'trustee
In the place and stead Of Jas. A. Cheatham,
deceased, TO execute the power Of sale In
. certain deed Of trust executed BY the
late J. NJ. Paschall and wife. Mary :,
Paschall. said deed being recorded in
Warren County, in Book 40. page ~.
(befOre the formation Of Vance County,
the debt secured thereby remaining unpaid
though long past due, l shall, on MON
DAY. THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1894. at the court house door in Henderson,
N. e.. sell for cash at public auction, to
the highest bidder. the real estate conveyed
in the said deed Of trust, to wit: One
tract of l25 acres adjoining Richard
Bullock and Sally Bullock in Nutbnsh
Township; and one tract Of 80 acres
adjoining John II Bullock and Others in
said Nutbush Towns hip.
This July 25th, 1894.
JAMES II. BULLOCK,
Appointed Trustee.
j. H. BRIDGtRS Att'y
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The Vance Guards and the State
Encampmeut.

inc vance GUARDS and the state
Encampment.
The Vance Guards returned home
in fine spirits over the success of the
State encampment at Morehead City
and the clever treatment they met
with going and coming. On the way
down they were met at the depot in
Oxford by detail from the Granville
Grays and escorted to their armory
where delightful refreshments were
served and much enjoyed. Arriving
at Durham about O'Clock they were
escorted to Parish's warehouse where
bountiful lunch was prepared by the
Durham Light Infantry for tho Oxford
and Henderson companies which it is
needless to say was much appreciated
by both. They reached Camp Vance
about ii a. w., and found first rate
breakfast prepared which promptly
vanished when charged by SIS hungry
mon who had been travelling all night.
This was in all respects strictly
camp of instruction and although ample
time was given for recreation and
pleasure, when the hour for duty arrived
every man was required to fall i'm
promptly and the rules as laid down
were strictly enfored much to the bene-
fit Of every officer and soldier.
Capt. Jones is enthusiastic in his
commentator of the conduct Of his
company while in camp, and says that
not the least shadow Of disorder oc-
Cured nor was anything done unbecom-
ing to soldiers and gentlemen. Each
and every man promptly responded to
every call to duty. First Lieut.. J. H.
Goodrich and Second Lieut.. g. J. Smith,
though elected to their respective posi-
tons about 10 days before going to
camp, passed very creditable examin a.
tons before the Board, and will be
commissioned.
The commissioned officers Of the
camp were invited by the officers ofthe
Revenue Cutter CoJa1 to cruise
which was unanimously accepted and
proved most enjoyable. A splendid
lunch was served and greatly enjoyed
except by those who were overcome
by sea sickness.
Mr.. D. Y. Cooper returning from
Morehead bought barrels of very fine
potatoes in New Berne and shipped
them to the company, very useful
and acceptable present, and vote of
thanks was promptly passed.
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Notice of Dissolution.

"HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOF! RE
l. existing between ID. Y. Cooper aid r.
G. Barnes, under the firm name OF Cooper
Il Barnes, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, the said firm having sold and
transferred all their business, property and
good will to 1.-The Henderson Supply
Company" OF Henderson, \. c., a eOTpor-
alton organized this day and which sue
ceeds the said firm Of Cooper II Barnes.
In the the business heretnfnre carried Ola
by them.
All persons indebted to said Cooper q
Barnes are notified to make settlement
with "The Henderson Supply Company,
and persons holding claims against said
firm OF Cooper * Barnes II any, will
present them for payment to said Supply
Company.
We thank our friends for their very
liberal patronage in the past and we ask a
continuance Of the same for our successors.
g The Henderson Supply Company.
This 10Th day OF June, 1894.
~. COOPER,
T.. q. BARNES.
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RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by James Y. lands and
Mamie b. Lands and registered in book
!. OF deeds. and on page 55S, Office Of Vanee
county, will sell at public auction. for
cash, at the court house door in Hender-
son, on SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF
AUGUST, 1894, at u o'clock NJ, tract Of
land lying on the road leading from Will
liamsbOrO to Marr0ws Chapel, adjoining
the lands of David Glover. Mrs. Susan
Burwell and others, containing 23O acres
and known as the Almond Hill" tract.
w. H. CHEEK,
Trustee.
July nth, 1894.
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Notice.

TYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
- power conferred on ME by deed Of
trust executed by Mason Gales and wife
January %. 1891, to secure the payment
of certain sums of money therein set forth,
OF AUGUST, 1894, sell for cash to the
highest bidder, at the court house door in
Henderson, the land described in said
deed of trust, the same being ~ acres ad-
joining the lands of b. Il. Tucker, Ed
mund Gregory and others. For more
definite boundaries see deed Of trust on
record in Registers Office for Vance county,
page 1877 of book /.
ANDREW j. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Henderson, N. e. July 14th, 1894.
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Trustees Sale.

TT NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
- power conferred on me by deed of
trust executed on the 18th day Of January.
1890. by w. l.. Burroughs, 1 shall, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1891, sell for cash at the court house
door in Henderson, the tract Of land
described in said deed of trust, containing
55L acres, the same being lot No. l, OF the
Basil Burroughs land division, adjoining
the lands Of w. NJ. Ball. Mrs. Fannie Il.
Ellington and others. For further deserip-
ton, see deed Of trust, book /, page 3O8.
A. J. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Henderson, N. C., July 18th, 1894.
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Notice of Incorporation
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.


To al to Whom These Presents !ShaH Come
-Gyessing::
Know YE. That 1t appears from the
Certificate from the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Vance county, that the following
named persons, ID. Y. Cooper K. q. Barnes,
A. C. Zollieoffer and A. Cooke. heretofore
on the 10th day Of June. 1894, signed and
fled Articles Of Agreement for the form
alton Of private corporation before said
Clerk, aud copy Of said Articles Of
Agreement, duly certified by said Clerk
under the seal Of said Court, have been
fled and recorded in this Office. "a pre-
seribed in chapted 318 Of the Acts Of 1893
Now, THEREFORE,, Under the power
and authority vested in me by said chapter
BIB OF said Acts Of 1893. do hereby declare
the persons signing said Articles Of Agree
ment duly incorporated, under tn name
and style Of The Henderson supply
Company, for the period Of five years from
and after the 18th day OF Juue. 1894, for
the purpose, set forth in said Articles OF
Agreement, with all the powers. rights
and liabilities conferred and Imposed by
Law 90 such corporations.
Witness. my hand and the Great Seal OF
the state Of North Carolina. at ofiee In
the City Of Raleigh, this 18th day OF June,
In the il8th year OF our Independence. and
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
''' ~ OCT. COKE.
Secretary Of state.
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Vigorous preparations are being made
for the 4th annual Horse Breeders Races
at Raleigh, August the 22nd and 23rd.
Three races on schedule for each day.
First race is for Wake county horses
without records, to be driven by anna
teurs. The second race is $50 class,
for purse OF $50; the third race is a
2:35 class for $3.50. The first race OF the
second day is a three minute class, for
purse Of 800. The gao class is for
purse OF 5000 There is purse Of $50
for a three year old class.
The track at Raleigh will be in better
condition than ever before, and the
promise is that there will be some lively
lowering of records. The track is strictly
regulated in the matter of length, width,
curve and grade. 1t is being newly
fenced and otherwise put in first-class
shape.
The railroads leading to Raleigh have
given q rate of Gets. per mile each way,
for the benefit of those desiring to attend
this interesting meeting.
Entries should be made to Mr. +. n.
Lee, Of Raleigh, n. c. Entries close
August the 7th.
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NINETY DAYS SALE.

Commencing July 1st, 1894, We will
sell our entire stock OF DRESS GOODS
AND MILLINERY AT COST. This
sale includes every yard of Dress Goods
of every kind and description, all Ladies'
Hats, Flowers and Ribbons. Come, now
is your chance. We mean what We say.
Your friends,
sac. WATKINS.
Henderson, n. C., July 9Th, 1894.
Wagons $25 90 each at Grow & Mars
ton'e, Henderson, n. G.
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Wanted.

In order to introduce our work, and
secure agents everywhere. We will dye a
coat, vest or pair 0i pants for any one In
the United States free OF charge.
In sending goods by return mail. please
send stamps for return postage. Address,
HARRIS'S STEAM DYE WORKS,
3l4 South BlOunt Street,
Raleigh n G.
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The Seaboard Air Line.

A gentleman from the West who
has recently travelled over the Seaboard
Air Line, writes of it as follows TO the
Chenoa, Illinois, Gazette
| dare say without any fear OF con-
tradiction that the railroad service in
the South to-day is not only equal to
that OF any other part of the United
States, but in some sections superior.
81 never saw as tine.trains," said a
gentleman from Elmira, N. Y, to me
the other day, las l find here in the
South And Elmira, n. T., is a rail-
road city OF much Importance. We were
riding on a Seaboard Air Line mail train
at the time, and in point of comfort and
speed and elegance, it was about as
near to perfection as it we'll could be,
and vet it was inferior in all respects to
the fast train known as the Atlanta
Special, which is solid vestibuled train,
we'll lighted, with sleeper and parlor carr
attached. As to speed it averages IS
miles an hour from Washington, D. c.,
to the famous Gate City Of the South
And that is as fast an average ride as
care to take.
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Store House for Rent,

The store house lately occupied by
Louis Ulrich, (Gregory's old stand), is
offered for rent. This is a splendid bust
ness stand, centrally located. Terms
$3.50 a month. For further informa-
ton apply at this Office or call on Mrs.
Rosa F. Harrell or Mr.. Geo. A. Harris.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

Just received another lot OF those
beautiful Prints, which will be sold at
same prices as heretofore. The ladies
will do we'll to call early and see them as
they will not be here long.
II, THOMSON.
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Confederate Reunion in War
rentOn.

There will be big reunion Of Con-
federates in Warrenton, August 10th.
a large crowd is expected, as every
body is invited, and eyerybody-round
about-will be there. A big basket
dinner, speaking by prominent men
and dancing by the young folks will be
some of the attractions. There will be
a grand concert at night for the monu-
ment fund, followed by grand ball.
1t will be grand event i'll every par
ticular, as that is what our Warren
friends are determined to make it
and they never do things by halves.
We are authorized to say that all Hen
derson and Vance county are invited.
Call and see the splendid line OF shoes
just opened. Prices very low for the
class of goods. II. THOMASoN.
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School Notice.

Mrs. W. +. Rowland will open private
school at her residence, August 9th,
1894, and will be pleased to have your
patronage.
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Shoes 4 SDecialty -:

Iiyou wish to get your foot in it-that
is good thing-you should see Hardee's
Shoes. He makes a specially in this line,
and has them to suit all buyers. The
prices are right.
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Salt Salt!

A car load OF nice kiln dried Salt just
received at H. Thomason's. See it be-
fore you buy.
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See those beautiful new Prints at Il.
Thomason's. Another lot just received.
Prices low enough to please the ladies.
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Eggs for Matching.

/ am prepared to fur
niSh Genuine LIGHT
BRAHMA Eggs. very
best strains. at 500
per 13; $3.50 per 26.
Larger number at less
price. Also a few pairs
Of last seasons fowls
at 500 per pair. My
birds are equal to any
of this popular breed.
LEN g.. BATTLE,
WHlTAKERS, n, G..
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STATEMENT

OF the Condition OF the Bank
of Henderson, Henderson.
n. G.. at the Close of bust
ness on July 18th, 1894.
Made at the Call Of the
State Treasurer.
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Was This the Motive?

The difficulty that was precipitated
between two prominent officials of the
town Monday afternoon must have
been inspired by patriotic desire to
add to the expense fund Of the corpor-
alton, as there was evidently no inten-
ton on the part of these gentlemen to
MAIN or disfgure each other and
certainly they would not have set up
such an example to the balance Of US,
Representing as one does the law max
ing the other the law executing power,
for the mere fun Of the Thing. We
take this view Of the case from the fact
that some time ago certain Com
missioner complained to the Mayor
that he must make his fines heavier,
giving as reason that the town treas
ury was in need of money; his idea
being that the size of the fine should
be determined with this objec: in view
rather than the gravity of the case or
the enormity of the offense. But the
GOLD LEAF does not believe justice
will be dispensed in this sort Of way in
Henderson whoever may occupy the
Mayors chair. Things have come to
pleICy pass "ncu ~ uISnoI uAoIls0
in dealing with wrong doors is sug-
gested than the mere fact that more
money is needed in the treasury of the
town.
For Rent.
A nicely fitted up Groom dwelling
house. Desirable situation. For par
ticulars apply to NJ. DORSEY.
June I.
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Wake Forest College,
WAKE FOREST, n. T..

A CHRISTIAN COLLEGE embracing
"A ten Academic Schools and the pro-
fessional School Of Law. A select libary
Of II, 900 volumes. A large and we'll
furnished Reading Room. Thoroughly
equipped Gymnasium and Laboratories.
Literary Societies unsurpassed In the South.
No secret Fraternities allowed among the
students. Free tuition to ministers and
the sons of ministers Loans for the needy.
Board from six to ten dollars per month.
A complete system of water works with
ample facilities for bathing. Summer
Law School opens July End. Next session
begins September 5th. For further infOr-
nation address,
Rev. T.. Z. TAYLOR,
President
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The attention of the ladies is called to
a nice line of Oxford Ties at
H. THoMAsON's.
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North Carolina College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts,

Raleigh, North Carolina.
OFFERS THREE TECHNICAL COURSES:
The Course in Agriculture;
The Course in Science;
The Course in Mechanical and Civil
Engineering;
And with each good Academic Ed
ucation.
Each course is broad and thorough, and
the institution is now equipped for excel
lent work. Expenses very moderate.
Session opens September 9th
For Catalogue, address
ALEXANDER Q. HOLIDAY, Pres.
RALIGH, NORTH CAROLINA.
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Te9TlMoNIAIS published in
. behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla are
a. reliable and worthy of confidence As
if from your most trusted neighbor.
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ON JULY 2Bth.

ON JULY 2Bth
1t was grown by John r. Reavis, and
brought good price. In fact the prices
paid by this firm are always the best.
And, because their CHARGES for sell
ing are MUCH LOWER than those of
other warehouses, it PAYS to sell with
them every time.
Twelve months ago this firm succeeded
the Alliance Warehouse Company, and
adopted their Low Charges. The motto
of Butler, jenkins & Co., best Prices,
Lcwest Charges" entities them to a large
patronage.
Farmers, look to your interest, and
cell your Tobacco where you will get the
most NET MONEY!
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Straw Mating.

To close our line of Straw Mating we
have marked all the 40, IS, 80, 25, 20,
10, 10, 12hcts. qualities down to 80,
80, 25, 20, 10, Is, 12h and 1Octs. Ask
to see it. s. & T.. WATKINS.
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Gr,ceslIILLt...zl-. ..9G.z.ssz..nxszxn2s,
TALK 2
OF THE TOWN p
'MWDD'

iu.AL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
henderson Lodge, No. 80,
y. T.. ~ y. NJ.
>lr-.. FIST tuesdays in each month at
. A. :, az, and third Tuesday nights at
80. r-avi- Hall.
henderson Chapter, ItOyai Arch
NasOns,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
zach .nonth at 10 a. IN.
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
JoHN b. WATKINS.
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $3S, 66O.72
Over drafts (secured) 1,371.97
Due from banks 1901 40
Furniture and fixtures 1,113.51
Current expenses 1,1O4. "a
Cash on hand 16,21S6S
Total 6S,37O93
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 2O,4OO.OO
Undivided profits 1874 63
Deposits 46,362 40
Cashiers checks outstanding 1881
Total Sos, 37O.93
|, William 4. Hunt, Cashier of the
Bank of Henderson, do solemnly swear
that the above statement ia true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM 4. HUNT,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this oath day of July, 1894
Z. II. JONES,
Notary Public.
CORRECT-ATTEsT:
JAS. H. LAssITER,
J. p. TAYLOR,
OWEN DAVIS,
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The First New Tobacco.
BUTLER. JENKINS & CO.

The first load OF New Tobacco of the
crop of 1894. sold in Henderson,, was
put upon the floor of
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August Races at Raleigh, N. Z,

Monthly Pains cured BY DR. Miles Pain Pills.
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NOTICE

Apply to CULLEN q. BAI"ILE
WH,TAKERs. n.
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-.u.1 inch in. 3 in. " c. " c. 1 col.
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For Rent.

A nicely fitted up Groom dwelling
house. Desirable situation. For par
ticulars apply to NJ. DORSEY.
lime
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Sale of Land.

Henderson, N. C.. July 18th, 1894.