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The herald., 1895-03-08
PALMLSTRY

DALMISTRY-PROF.A A. MYERS, THE GEL
Il ebrated European palmist, pscychometrist
and phrenologist who has examined the hands of
most of the crowned heads of Europe has arrived
in Los Angeles and intends to remain here for
some time. BY palmistry he reveals accurately
the past present and future of the individual; gives
descriptions of every member of your family, the
deceased, well the living also the description
of the one you have married and the one you will
marry; tells country of birth, age and how long
cumstances, and no matter how difficult they are,
by his advice you will be able to avoid obstacles
unequaled. He will locate any ailment disease
more accurately than autopsy would do and by
this gift and power has helped many, who had
given up all hope. All who about to make a
change should consult him. as his advice is reliable
and beneficial. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or
pay. Free-Free-Free medical diagnosis from
to 10 am. Readings from 10 am to Z pm. Par
Tors, the Norwood, sos $. Hill St., of Sixth. 13
The herald., 1895-03-08

INOR SALE-s50oo, $1,000 CASH, WILL BUY
Il large 9-room, two story fine house, all modern,
on corner lot 100xlls feet this place is southwest,
on electric line: will soon be worth $4,000.
Also a number of other good houses, southwest.
from $500 up. w. T. LARKIN & CO.,
20-tf ITO 5. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-08

LNOR DECENTRALIZATION HOUSE, 90
IL feet front, for fruit ranch at or near Pomona,
or an alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles. so acres of
farm land near Paso Robes San Louis Obispo
county, for a small alfalfa ranch near Los Angeles,
home in this city. ii room house on Grand
ave., close in, for fruit ranch. l2room house on
Second and Hope sts., for orange grove. nice
place in this city 10 trade for home in Pasadena.
Business block and other productive property in
Topeka, Kansas, for city or ranch properly here.
fine residence in Seattle for residence here will
assume or pay cash difference. j. A. MORLAN.
Chamber of Commerce. 22s w. Fourth ST. loft
The herald., 1895-03-08
LOST AND FOUND
STOVE REPAIRERS


CHICAGO REPAIRING CO.. JAMES MAYOR,
~ 1873 W Fifth st Repairs made for any stove
in the u S. Patterns made to order. 10
~ ASOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED.
" Tel 1908 BLACKMAN 4O3 5. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-03-08
ENUR EXCHANGE

Il
clear lots in Chicago. suitable for fats or resi-
dence, good location; for small houses or lots in
Los Angeles. w. p. LABKIN & CO., owners ITO
s. Broadway, Los Angeles. o0-tf
The herald., 1895-03-08

A BARGAIN-s60oo- LARGE Io-ROOM RE-
IA sidences with 100 feet Of ground; sewer con-
nectionS. barn, etc; paying s65 per month renlal
owner Nonresident and we have orders to sell this
property; never offered before for less Than $4,000
If you are looking for soft snap, let show you
this. A. U. VICKERY Il co. 1l0js s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-08
DENTISTS

A LBANY DENTAL PARLORS-GERMAN
IA American bank building. set of teeth
"; best s. $. white teeth $40 per set.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND MORTGAGES

ISoR sALE ~cXRTER BEECHER; Ms.
IL ing brokers' represent leading properties; gold,
silver, copper, lead, etc. examinations made and
reports furnished by the most competent and re-
sponsible California experts; correspondence So
licited; Information promptly furnished. Office,
S2S s. Broadway. 1912 tt
The herald., 1895-03-08

CONRAD SCHERER GRANITE BITUMIN.
~ GUS and asphalt paving. 2S7 w. First st.
The herald., 1895-03-08

LNOR SALE .- fttneF
20 fine bargains in houses, from 5000 to $1,000
some thai must be sold and will go at bargains.
w. p. LARKIN & co.
2Otf ITO S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-08

OOOO RANCHES FOR EXCHANGE OF
AOOO every description 200 houses and lots;
now is the time to list your property. Apply to
BEN WHITE, 221 West First ST. 2-26-tf
nor EXCHANGE-ONE OF THE FINEST
IL and best homes in Redondo, clear Want
nice cottage in city. NJ. d. JOHNSON, 2l3 West
First St. If
The herald., 1895-03-08

MRS. DIR. EVANS = THE WONDERFUL
lNl magnetic healer is al 142 IL n. Main ST.,
room IL. go I'm
MADAME DE LEON-BATHS, MASSAGE;
Nl electromagnetic treatment; 416 IL S. Spring.
T OLA LIVINGSTON, 1885, n. SPRING ST.,
IL alcoholic baths and massage. Al
The herald., 1895-03-08

LNoR SALE-A RESTAURANT; GOOD ,BUSI-
Il ness; rent $50 per month. Cotton block,
Fourth and Los Angeles st. 2-2s II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Sn-WOOD, COAL AND FEED BUSI-
- 4 CO ness; receipts s25 day and up: sure
investment; value in stock. See BEN WHITE,
22l w. First ST. "a
The herald., 1895-03-08


DELL & SABICHI, REAL ESTATE AND
- insurance agents; money loaned at per cent,
2v6 W. Third st. l2-7u
The herald., 1895-03-08
MASSAGE AND ELECTRICITY.

NINE. DE GREY-MASSAGE AND ELEC-
1Nl trcity baths. Graduate Masseuse. 316 IL s..
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FOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTY.
HOMES FOR ALL

IGOR SALE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
AlnnIiidsHfnue.
lInfeIiae feners brunf.

Me6rere Men79en1eben tpurben bur9 cine
Teuersbrunft babingerafft, bic 9onntae
Mprgen / u6r in benz als S9neibertperfz
ftdtte, Togenannten S9tpibbube", b~enuBten 2.
@tpdiperf bes g1o. 7 pelbam StrdBe gez
Iegenen ie9sftOdtgen 8adteingebGubes, mel
DIES @eil &c Meper gebOrt, ausbra9. 9rei
fait biz CUR nnfenntGi9feit oertoblte 2ei6z
name tpurben i'm Qaufe besIelben Sages
aus ben Sriimmern gef9afft, pdbrenb Elm
Mann, Der, um ietn 2eben 81 @retten, aug
etnem Senfter bes ~3tpeiten Stodtpertes
fprang, ft4 70 f4pere @4GbelOerleBungen
5u3og, baB er i'm @ouberneur< 9oipitdl ber<
itarb. Die Sobten itnb:
Sacob Shapiro, 8d3tnG3ter, in ben
Sriimmern gefunben, As Sabre alt.
Saac Penfon, in ben Sriimmern gefun~
ben.
Sin unbetunnter Munn, ebenfals aus
ben Sriimmern fortgef9afft.
Mprris 9ir19auer, 40 Sabre alt; berz
felbe fprang aus einem Senter bes 3peiten
9todnerfes unb erlug ben Solgen zines
S9Gbelbru9s i'm @ouberneurz 6ofpitaG.
Oas 6euer bra6 dus unbetdnnter llrz
Tu8e i'm ~5tpetteu Gtodmert oes 9ebG1oeS
go. Z peIbam 9traBe aus nnb berbreitste
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

tom traBe in GIebelanO, g., gu Sobe
berbrannt, tpdbrenb es ibrem 8atten urD
i6ren &inbern NIT fnapper Npt6 gela1g, aus
Dem brennenoen @ebGuoe 3u enttommen.
0ie 1rfa9e Des 5euers 1T un6etannt, oo9
bermut6et man, OuB Srau 2angoorf oas
Seaer nit &phlenDl an5ufa9en perfu9te,
nobel cine @rplo1ton %erFolgte. Der 2et9@
nam Der 6ruu purbe auf elmer Settenz
%beranba, tur3 ndboem man Die 5amtlte GEE
nedt bate, gefunoen.
SenfationelIer Selbtmoro.
Srl.2ucD 96elps fat 1i9 Sreitag Na9mttz
taq bur6 8lau1dure per9tftet, sic mar Die
So9ter Des Sol. Syobn s. phelps unb @nz
felin BON @ouperneur eSSp6n g, pbelps. 4ls
l1rfa6e Der Shat pirb Elm bartnddtges 9eiz
ben angegeben. @iele glauben, Der umitanb,
DaB Die 8erlD6ung Der iungen Dame NIT
einem angeiebenen &%aufmdnne 5uriidgtng,
babe bel nit benz Selbitmor0 gu tbun.
S6refIider Gifeubabuunfaa.
3pei 8pritabt3iige auf Der Wtfl. unb Baz
cificba6n, bon benen Der cine nit 8oritaDtz
betpo6nern beieBt mar, nelde auS benz
Sbeater in Der @tabt 5uriidte6rten, ipdb<
reno Der dnbere 3ug na9 Der Stdot GIT
fubr, 1tieBen innerbalb Der StaOtgren5en
BON st. 2ouis aufammen. 8etOe
2ocpmottbfi6rer tpurben get0otet unb betoe
9ei5er fopte Elm Bafugier tpurben t0otli9
berlebt.
Die betben nit gafagieren beieb=
ten 3ige rannten beim umbtegen an elmer
I9drfen Gurbe 10 beftig gegen chamber,
bab beibe 2ofomotiben aus benz @elsiie ge@
f9leubert nurben. Gs beiBt, bob Der rnz
fat Ourb Die Na6ldfiigfeit zines Nngez
fteQten perur1a9t tporben lit. Nrbeiter batz
ten bas Ditlt9e @eleile repartrt uno irgenb
Semanb Dffnete Die Wet9e Bel 9rdno abe,
tpO6ur9 Der Ditli9 fabrenbe 3ug auf bdS
tpeitli9e @eleiie gertet6, o6ne Dab etner Der
a3ugfit6rer bena9ri6ttgt nDrDen NOR urtb
Die 5olge mar, buB Die beiben 3ige nit 80
Pa1agieren unb benz 3ugperfonal NIT boiler
Wu6t gegen eindnber ftieBen.
Solgenoes 1T Die boQftdnbtge elite Der
Sobten unb @erlebten. @etDbtet nurOen:
NtGiam Galtrie, 3ofomptibfibrer beg Dft=
liA fubrenben 3uges; er mar an Bapin9tr.,
st. 2ouis, tpo6n6aft. Sobn 9arper, 2otoz
motibfii6rer bes peilih fdbrenben 3u8eS;
mar in Webiter @rpbe nobnbaft.
SDbtli9 berlebt tpurben Der 0ei5er beg
Ditli9 fa6renben 3uges, eugene Srue;
&opf unO 8eine tpurben tbm 3errtalmt.
S. $. 8ablts, 8remfer, reber Nrm perleBt.
q. q. WiQiqm, 3ugfii6rer bes Oftltb fabz
reuben 3uges, leidt berlebt; @eorde Dunbar,
9ei3er bes tpeftli9 fa6ren0en 3uges, Nrm
unb Ghdbel gebro9en, tDbtGih berlebt;
8ert. Saptor, 9afagier auf Dem peitli4
fabrenOen 3uge, lei9t Dsrlebt; @boofat Oapis
BON Webiter @robe purbe an ben 9iiften
perlebt.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08
Home and Country for August

Home and C0rutrqi. New York for August
is rich in ILLUSTRATIONS. Notwithstanding
that with this number the management of
this popular monthly commentaries its
entry on the | lth year of publication by
move has been made without chrapening
the magazine in any sense. Indeed. il
any thing, it has been improved. The
table OF contents is an interesting study
the subjects discussed being timely and
attractive as we'll diversed enough TO
meet the most exacting popular demand
for light literature. Home and Country is
indeed II magazine for every day people
1t ought to be home necessity. Ii well
deserves such recognition. \ new de-
partment entitled "Childhood, edited by
Florence Hull Winterburn, late editor of
Childhood Observation-Disclosures to parents
as well as chilGren-with contributions
from W. ID. lie Sueur. Hester NJ. Poole,
and Prof Mary 4. Brinkman, is qnitr II
feature of the latest number. And 1t Is
not the only one. Time and space will
not permit us to mention all the good
things in Home and Country, for August,
but 1.-The Lost Creek Literary Club, the
first of series by that child of the far
West among the cowboys, Capt. Jack
Crawford, the Poet-Scout, humorous, Yet
true to nature, and n poem entitled
Mother" by CecileJ Joyce, which awakens
all the pathos and parental affection i'll
our natures. are among them.
Home and Country, Jos. W. Kay, pub
Usher, 149- l 53 Leonard Street, New DIRK.
Subscription, 81 90 a year.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08
SHORT ThLKS ON ADVERTISING.
Copyrighted by Charles Austin Bates

| Il
One man succeeds and another man
Tails and people wonder how it happens
| 1t seems sometimes to people who don't
think deeply that the weaker, duller man
goes ahead, and that his more brilliant
brother sticks in the rut at the first
round of the ladder
Slight differences in men seem to make
all the wide differences between success
and failure.
In games OF chance(?) the bank" has
only slight percentage, but the bank
always wins
Back of every result is a reason. Back
OF business success are earnestnes 5, en-
erEy, persistence, concentrate on. Be
tween these and achievement is adver-
Using.
No man ever yet made q success of bus
slness without advertising OF some sort.
Maybe he didn't call it advertising, but it
was advertising just the same.
Advertising primarily consists in let
ting lot OF people know you are in ex-
| istence and what excuse you may have
for it.
The nucleus of advertsin is sign over
the door.
If nobody had ever put up sign, the
Royal Baking Powder Company would
not now be paying $S,0OO,OOO a year
| placing signs in all the newspapers OF
| America
When a man goes into business he has
some cards printed, and when he meets
an acquaintance thereafter he pokes out
a card and says: "When you're down my
way, drop in" That's advertising.
The trouble is that You can repeat the
operation often enough-personally
! What you can do is to put the card and
the remark, more or less deliberately ex
| pressed, into The GOLD LEAF, and
have it handed to thousands of people all
| in one day.
| The difference in men that makes on,
| do this and another refuse is small
| That is it looks small at the start. 1t.
like most all little things-when you stOE
to analyze it and figure it out to it's uti
mate result, you find that it grows into
proportions of great magnitude.
| An advertisement in The GOLD LEAF
is a little thing, but it goes into hundreds
of homes and tells thousands OF people
| just what you most wish them to hear
If the ad. is an honest ad. it will always
pay.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08
COMING STATE FAIR.
Many New Features are Contained in
the Premium List-The Races Will
be Unusual.

Secretary Nichols of the State Fair
is daily in receipt of letters from all
directions from parties who will make
exhibits. The premium list is pecu-
liarly attractive one, containing many
new features. 1t is the result of much
careful work and observation, rehectin.
great credit on Secretary Nichols, who
is alive to the importance of the Fair.
President Carr is not forgetful of the
dertaking. He does not know the
meaning of the wore failure. His con-
nection with the society is guarantee
of success.
The thirty-fifth annual fair promises
to excel even the usually successful fairs
of last year and years previous. Many
improvements are being made this year
in the way of identifying the grounds
and improving the race track-admlt-
tedly one of the finest in the South.
Transportation facilities will be ade-
quate to every demand. To exhibitors
we would say that the Fair authorities
will treat them Hospitality and
fairly.
The premiums are so proportioned as
to guarantee the expenses Of the ma
jority of worthy exhibitors, and splen.
didly reward those who excel. 1t is
the privilege of North Carolinian to
exhibit for personal satisfaction; but il
| is duty to exhibit for the benefit oil
the State at large.
A special object this year will be to
secure and exhibit the products of the
State on a larger scale than ever before
attempted, and to make the exhibit {
great object lesson for the people.
On Friday Of Fair week there will
be a public auction Of such horses
cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, machine
ry and other articles as exhibitors may
wish to dispose of.
AS far as practicable, premiums
awarded by the Society, over which
there is no contest, will be paid at tn
Treasurer's office on Friday at l:
O'Clock. This is new departure, bu
one that the management feel sure viii
meet with the hearty approval of ex
hibitors.
The large and increasing interest il
the development of thoroughbred har
ness and trotting horses in the Stat
now insures the possibility of having ;
large field of fine and speedy horses OF
the race circuit this year, and the So
ciety will seek to eclipse all former eff
forts in this department. Glasses pro
grammes and purses will be announce'
about August Is.
Raleigh Daily Press.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08
THE HENDERSON GOLD LEAF
LittletOn Female College.

Tomost readers OF the GOLD LEAF
Littleton Female College needs no words
Of commentator. They are familiar
with the management of the institu-
ton and the work it is doing. Presl-
dent Rev. J. NJ. Rhodes, is well known
to our people having been in charge
of Henderson College at one time. He
is careful, painstaking and conscien-
tious educator and his school occupies
high and enviable position. The
faculty is a strong one numbering IL
persons; and the College it doing ex-
cellent work in every department.
President Rhodes ambition is to do
honest and thorough work in reality
and not in name only; and this he has
the reputation of doing in an eminent
degree. The catalogue shows a large
attendance the past session, and we are
informed that the indications point to
an increased patronage next term.
Parents or guardians having daughters
to educate and who desire the advan-
tages of good school with moderate
charges, should send for catalogue and
put themselves in correspondence with
President Rhodes. Fall term begins
the last Wednesday in August, and
continues 90 weeks.
Johnson's Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil
enrlches the blood, builds sound flesh,
restores strength and vitality to the debili'
Dorsey. druggist, Henderson, n. G..
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NOT ICE.
Publication of Summons.

yam Vance e" G"nniy In the Superior Court.
The Thomson Houston Electric Com
pany, a corporation suing on behalf of
itself and the corrorators, creditors dealers,
and others Interested in the affairs Of The
Henderson Electric and ga, Light Com
pany who shall in due time make them
selves parties to this special proceeding
and contribute to the expense thereof.
Plaintiffs
Against
The Henderson Electric and Gas Light
Company, and others. Defendants.
The State Of North Carolina tn the Sheriff
of Vance County, Greeting You are
hereby commanded 10 summon The
Henderson Electric and Gas Light Com
pany, corporation, and the cOrpOrators,
creditors dealers, and others Interested
in the affairs of the said Defendant Gem
pany, If 10 be found in your county, To bc
and appear before the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Vance county, at the court house
in Henderson, Y. g., on the 9Th day OF
August, lse., Ia answer the complaint of
the plaintiffs above named. which will be
deposited in the Once Of the Clerk Of said
Court within ten days after the issuing Of
this Summons And let the said Defen-
dant take notice that II Il fails to answer
the Plaintiffs complaint within said time,
the Plaintiff viii apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
This special proceeding Is brought under
the provisions Of Sections G9i and 635 OF
the Code for the dissolution Of the Defen-
dant corporation aud for the application
Of It's assets ~ the payment Of its debts.
Herein fail not and make due return OF
this Summons.
July 18th, 1885.
ID. IL GILL, Clerk Of the
Superior Court of Vance county, y. T..
/. T. HICKS. Plaintiffs
THOMAS NJ PITTMAS, Attorneys
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-08-08

\ lmr rain fell Tuesday night. 1t
vi, citing to be needed and came
100 -upd season.
Lots ot watermelOns and cantaloupes
are now Oh the market. Prices are
within reason and reach of all
Cur merchants are feeling good over
lI" times that are coming. The indl-
cation, are that trade will better in the
fall.
Mr.. y. L. Strause advertlses for a
lost do- young female Setter. A
suitable reward will be paid for the
ANNALS return.
Tie shrewd, far-sishted merchant
W.. not wait for trade to get better
before he begins to advertise; he will
start now when he needs trade
Nauamaker X Brown, the Philadel-
pima clothing merchants, want sales
agent 10 represent them in Henderson.
>er advertisement i'll this paper.
nHs town is more quiet and the
people feel lonesome since the Sunday
Sc.u'. delegates left. 1t was a real
pleasure to have these visitors among
Us
I"au I. Jones is nothing if not a
~, "->1ul gardener. He brought to
Us 'ilJc on Monday six tomatoes
u-t -,ugly or collectively surpassed
ANYTHING we lave seen this season.
I.r ut weighed little short of -
pounds.
Methodist Protestant church Sunday
night. Rev. J. W. Willard, of the
BAPTIST church, preached the sermon
lis subject was Christian Unity and
j was discussed in an able and admira-
ne manner. winning praises from al
WIN heard it.
See shange in Watkins advertise.
m'"t th> week. lie is Offering great
.1--t.n> in all summer goods now
MIS- .ose stock To make room for tai
purchases. The cut in prices extend:
/" every article in the ladies' dres.
goods department, clothing for men
YOUTHS and boys. gents furnishing
@'.'>, mats, shoes, Ne.
Nj ~. Frankelstein, manager o
--e'.'." y Browns clothing store, left
q, week Tor New York to select new
II -""a~. Having decided to contine
'-'.. BUSINESS exclusively TO clothing
.".-. shoes and furnishings in future
'''' ".-l carry 4 larger stock and pro
pose 10 "utdo even their past record Oh
40" lr.c's and high values
Us ,ayeth one Of our exchanges
-"od and live for something
we Your name in kindness. love
a., merry on the hearts of those wit
".''-- You come in contact year b
'''., \nu viii never be forgotten; you
-.'.'.r Your act, Your deed will be n
80 ou tile hearts of those you leaN
'-'-ni.> the stars on the brow of eve
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Trade will follow up advertising. If
merchants don't advertise how can
they expect trade to visit them or their
town?
An excellent way to strengthen
character Is to cultivate candor. to ac-
knowledge when you are wrong. 1t
VIII inspire self-confidence, open the
door OF knowledge for you and YOU
Will have the sweet consciousness of
always being right in excluding at
once all the spurts Of wrong.-Ex-
change.
The promscuous throwing Of water
melon rlnds in the alleys and in back
iots to rot and poison the air ought to
be prohibited as much so as on public
streets. Some provision should DO
made to prevent this such as the
placing of boxes at convenient places
Tor their reception for them to be gath
cred by the garbage cart on it's rounds,
or by individuals owning hogs.
An exchange says the man who is
afraid to put his money in any enter
prise and still expects it to increase, or
VIII not aid in building up the town
and establishing new industries and vet
wants to profit by the enterprise of
others, ought to be yoked to the fellow
who expects to raise a crop without
putting his seed corn in the ground.
Money like muscle grows by use and
not by lying still.
Many matters that would prove in
terestlng TO the readers of local paper
and matters which are known to but
few, are never published because
those who are in possession of the
facts do not make them known to the
editor. If you know Of any thing that
has occurred, of anyone visiting in your
vicinity, or Of any of your neighbors
who are visiting, take few moments
OF your spare time and tell your local
newspaper scribe.
Mr.. 5. G. Satterwhite left fine
watermelon at this office Monday with
his compliments, together with re-
quest that the editor and printers eat
1t to the success of the Peoples party.
And we did. twas large and luscious,
OF superior quality and excellent flavor,
and was greatly enjoyed. The prin-
tiers say if eating one of friend Satter-
whites watermelons did the Peoples
party AS much good as it did them the
good work should not be permitted
to stop there.
j: 5. Poythress is prepared to fill
orders for COal-any kind desired He
says he will cell coal cheaper than any
body in the world. Give him your order
now,
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OATES OF ADVERTISING.

-.....lrt advert iScmentS to be published
,,..-.-4. and under must be paid for in
.', AIialVcrtising for a shorter time
~. .- b.. months is considered transient
Accounts rendered quarterly
... establishments published for &
.,.,., l...i ."d of time.
r... ..,iyrrt iormrntS, to appear among
..... ~. MATTER. will be charged 10 cents per
...... .r-t insertion, and , cents per line
........ insert ON thereafter.
.... Divert istInents, such as admins
49, .t.i Executors notices, commission.
.r.I trustees sales, summons to non
....,'- 60, will be charged for at rates
.,.tr. .tw. except when they exceed a
'..., -, /. GuGi OF space, III which case we re-
..... .... iIgnt to fix our own price. All
.. ...-.u ..~- muSt be PAID FOR IN A D.
..\%DE Th" compen alton Is small and
~. ,,.l.' .,tiord To take risks or wait the
.,...... .r.- of PERSONS to pay.
..I.,..uf. notices, resolutions of respect
~. .U.l t- charged for at the rate OF one
...., . ,..i.i: and the cash must accompany
,... .....,. .--.tIpt- In cases where friends and
.,tr,.r.y D' illt. papcrart concerned no charge
j. poo, rr..,t,. Tor the first ten lineS-ab bout IS
.....!- ,.s articles not exceeding that in