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The herald., 1895-10-10
THE PASTORS RECEPTION
Long Beach Friends Meet DR.. and
Mr.. Weller
There Was No Formal Programme, but
Very Pleasant Reunion Was Had.
Notes and Personals

LONG BEACH, Oct. GA reception of
church memb ers and friends of Rev. DR..
and Mrs. S. II. Weller, pastor of the
Presby terrain church, and his wife, was
given at the parsonage Tuesday evening,
the reception being in the nature OF a
reunion of the reverend couples friends,
irrespective of creed, and a delightfully."-
informal and social affair in which many
participated, it proved to be. The doctor
and his wife were Kept busy welcoming
the arrivals, a stream of such having
set in early in the evening'a continu-
ing until the five rooms originally set
apart for their use were so crowded that
the upper part of the house had to be
brought into requisition to accommodate
the overflow. There was no formal pro-
gramme, nor was any necessary, as the
gathering was of the class which, beng
left to their own devices, know how to-
provide schemes for their own amuse-
ment, and this one certainly suffered
nothing from lack of entertainment.
Games were introduced, and guitar solos
by DR.. A. 7. Covert ana social converse
tion by all made the time pass very pleas
antly before the roduction of the cake
and Ice cream which preceded the coffee
and sandwiches which had been provided
Tor the refreshment of the guests.
The Presbyterian church of which DR..
Weller is pastor has steadily grown under
his charge iii powef, influence and men,
bershlp until now 1t boasts one of the
largest congregations in Long Beach, and
while the church will still have the SER
vices of the doctor for its pastor. his
family. owing to the condition of mis-
wife's health. will be compelled to live
in Los Angeles, they removing to that
charming city today, Thursday.
At the invitation of the newly organ
lied Ministerial association mum Der of
representative citizens met on Monday
evening al the residence of the Rev. S. C..
Kendall, Cedar avenue, to discuss mat
tiers of local and public interest. An an
mated discussion took place respecting
the present condition and possibilities OF
the town and the meeting adjourned to
meet again Saturday evening, the 18th.
The object of these meetings is the Great
ing of public spirit IN favor of develop
ing the resources and proving the op
portunities of Long Beach as desirable
winter resort.
The yacht Dawn has been sold to o.
ii. Haworth by its former master and
owner, Captain S. S. DunneIs Mr..
Haworth is resident and the yacht will
remain at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingard and Miss Agnes
Wingard lett on Monday for a weeks trip
t? Santa Barbara.
J. o. Hartwell of Chicopee, Mass, was
visitor Monday.
E. n. Johnson and wife OF Los Angeles
came down Tuesday.
Rev. A. Inwood. the appointee for the
Methodist Episcopal church at this place.
arrived last evening.
: W. j. Colville delivered Two lectures,
one in the afternoon and the other in last
evening in Forester's hall, on Meta
physics.
The herald., 1895-10-10
WANT TO SEE SILKWOOD
Santa Paula People Will Go to S
the Race

santa Paula People Will Go to See
the Race
SANTA PAULA, Oct. 9.-This town
will be practically deserted tomorrow.
Merchants have agreed to close their
stores, and nearly all branches of bust
ness will SUSPEND. The Gauss of all this
Is the intense interest taken in the great
race between Silkwood, the Santa Ana
PAGER, and Waldo j. OF this place. En-
thusisasm Tor the home favorIte runs
high. Great disappointment is expressed
because Chehalis has withdrawn from
the race. Agent Mcintosh expects to sci
300 tickets for Ventura tomorrow.
We wish to mention that Santa Paula
people appreciate the fact that The Her.
aid gives full report of the race meets
of the coast when other Los Angeles
dailies fail to mention them. Two in
stances of this kind have been noted and
the Times in particular is found fault
with. On Admission day The Herald
gave the only report of the San Jose race,
in which Waldo j. was entered. and last
Saturday, when he made the fastest four
heats ever paced in the state and uefeatel
the great Oregon PAGER, Chehalis, tint
ZINES tailed to mention it, while The
Herald furnished the news promptly.
MRS. Hennage OF Los Angeles is visit
ing her PARENTS this week.
b. l.. Bourland, publisher of the lnde-
pendent of Anaheim. arrived here yes
ter1ay, and is looking over our valley.
The ladies of the Universalist church
Will issue daily paper next week during
thelr chrysanthemum fair
Kew. Alfred 1nwood and family left
thls morning for their new field of labor
The herald., 1895-10-10
RIVERA
WaInuts Being Shippsd-f1edical Association
Formed

RIVERA, Oct. 9. Two carIoaas of soft
shells were shipped By the Walnut assoc
citation on Tuesday. Hard shells, known
now as standards. are falling very slowly
and are few anc far between.
Mrs. George Cate of Re5ondo is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman.
H. NJ. Little is representing Court Ri
vera at the high court, l. o. F., now in
session at Riverside.
A bowling alley has been a6ced to
Rivera's many attractions, and is quite
well patronized.
The exercises at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Sunday night were very interest
ing and we'll attended.
Master Henry Miller broke his arm at
few Gays ago by fall from fig tree.
Mrs. George Bullock, formerly of this
place, died last Saturday at Pasadena and
was buried Monday at Whittier. She
leaves a husband and six children.
The Los Nietos Valley Medical associa-
ton was permanently organize. yester-
day in Rivera by the election CT DR.. W.
D. Groton of Rivera president and DR..
A. f. Kellogg of Artesia secretary. This
society will include the physicians of
Whittier, Rivera, Downey. Norwalk,
Santa Fe Springs and Artesia, and per-
haps of still other towns. The next
meeting will he in Rivera on Tuesday,
the 22d inst.
The herald., 1895-10-10
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Oct. 9.-Last evening the
Stillman-Ward company played Jane to a
good house.
A. d. Allen, one Of the mbers CT the
Ontario band, died last Sunday, aged "a
years.
The sewer system has been extended to
the city limits, and this week will be
accepted by the city trustees. Connec-
tions to the sewer must be made within
three months
The Methodist church building has been
enlarged to double its former capacity.
AT last Sundays services the church was
well filed.
The dedication services at the West
minister Presbyterian church last Sunday
were largely attended. The Rev. DR..
Henderson of Cotton preached the open
ing sermon.
The herald., 1895-10-10
SAN PEDRO
Chosen Friends Reception to Hon. W. II. |
Savage-Shipping

Chosen Friends Reception to Hon. W. II.
Savage-Shipping
SAN PEDRO, Oct. 9.-On Friday night,
October 4th. Martha: council
No. 107 Order of Chosen Friends of Sal
Pedro, rendered reception to Hon. W..
I'll. Savage, member of that council,
who had Just returned from the session
of the supreme council of Chosen Friends
which place Mr.. Savage attended as SUI
preme representative. At O'Clock p. IN.
the hall doors were thrown open and the
hall was quickly filled.
Mr.. Henry Bennett, who officiated as
master of ceremonies, welcomed the as
sembly. Then Mr.. Savage was intro
duced, who thanked his frIends for their
manifestations of respect. He said, in
part:
We had the extreme pleasure of meet
ing the officers and representatives of the
supreme court of Foresters at Clevela nd
in Septem Der, and | want TO say that
more enlig htened body of men than they
were is hard to find. Friends, during
our session we had many difficult ques-
tons presented to us, the most import
ant of which was the matter of relieving
or members from the burden of extra
assessments. In this l honestly believe
we have succeeded.
And in conclusion, my friends, | ask
you to put your shoulder to the wheel
and extend our order. Let each mem Der
secure one mem Der, and by so dong Won
will increase our already large mem ber-
ship OF 5000 to rs, 900 mem bers. Every
member you secure will decrease your
assessments.
After Mr.. Savage had concluded his adj
dress, he was warmly received by his
friends ana neighbors. The hall was
then cleared Of chairs and the floor pre-
pared for dancing, which was merrily in
dulged in until midnight. Then all ad-
journed to the banquet parlors, where
sumptuous repast was heartily partaken
of, and the ladies OF Martha Washington
council received many praises for the ex.
cellence of the repast icy so nicely
prepared for the occasion.
Charles Grosjeon was called upon to
respond to toast in behalf of the circle
of Foresters thanked Martha Washington
council for the courtesies Gown them,
retiring amid loud round of applause.
The barkentine Planter, Captain Dow,
arrived from Port Gam BILE with $40, 600
feet OF lum Der to San Pedro Lumbe COM
pany.
Tue schooner Maid of Orleans, Captain
Arff, arrived from Grays Harbor with
UNI Der company.
The schooner Comet. Captain Ten
strom, arrived from Port Blakely with
AGO. 600 feet of lumber to the San Pedro
Lumber company.
The schooner Lucy, Captain Peterson,
sailed in ballast for Umqua.
Anton Jensen, who has been confined
to his bed with rheumatism, is about
once more.
East San Pedro is having a boom in
the way of building, as two of our enter
prisins citizens who foresee a bright fu.
ture for San Pedro-especially on the east
selected two beautiful lots on
the water front at East San Pedro and
have erected thereon two nice little cozy
cottages. Their respective owners are j.
G. Francks and Robert Lane.
The herald., 1895-10-10

punish violaters OF the law. and it is
Sheriff Johnson's purpose to devote some
time to looking after illegal hunters here
after.
Rev. I. q. Hunt of the Congregational
church is forced to use clutches, he hav-
Ing been unfortunate enough to badly
sprain one of his ankles.
John Lang yesterday lied for record a
location of the Trilby mine which is
situated in the Pinon district. Pat Hig-
gins alsu placed on record location for
the Defender mine situated in the Temes-
cal district.
The herald., 1895-10-10

Among the series of notices in the
London Gazette notifying the closing of
various churchyards for further inter-
ments appears one relative to the parish
churochyard of Stra tford-un-Avon, with
in the limits of which, but inside the
church itself, Shakespeare lies buried.
The herald., 1895-10-10

Thirteen years ago Egypt was insolvent
and its securities almost unstable q one
half of o-thirds their face value, as a
consequence of Ismails prodigailty. while
today the country is in a condition which
paratively, might be called financial
prosperity.
The herald., 1895-10-10

A residen. of Oxford, New Haven cum
ty, Conn.,, claims to have noticed frosts
every month this year. and claims that
as the remaining months promise others
he town will be able to claim on N ew
Years day the unique record for frosts in
every month in 1895,
The herald., 1895-10-10

Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. 7. Vache & Co., Com
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
309
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at Long Beach, to which place he was
transferred by the late Methodist con-
ference.
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Notice..

NDEE AND By VIRTUE OF THE
~ power Of sale conferred an us in
divers mortgage and deeds nf TUT hy H.
L. thcatham and wife. Louise = Cheat
ham. registered in the uihcr ot Register ,f
Deeds oi Vance County, in Books II pace
,, | Deed III Trust page ZIG ami II. Page
l2i, default h1Ei': been made in PAY 'u,.ut
oi the debts secured thrr,.hy. We Shall Ill
for cash h, public auctiun to the highest
bidder, at III. courthouse door in Nauc.
Co. y. c. on MONDAY. JANUARY
2l>t, lS9I, Che real estate de>cI ihcd and
conveyed in said mortgages and deeds III
trust 70 wit
l. Thirteen ANA one half acres at land
near the tnWn at Henderson 81 ioi:f,iy the
lands nf Mrs +. Eg.Iie. ! NJ Barnes and
others AMI decided Ia said Chraihnrl ~ i
NJ. Barnr> ami wife, January sh. lS.9
. One tract o.! land contaialn about
loo acr~~. lying near the innn "f II .r.irr-
son and ,.,lrd {" said ChcaIham l.. T. T
Currin ard wi''', Jane ~. iS>5
;. One house '."t lot situated ON Orange
street. l!rrn-t>o'. y. c.. conveyed to
said Che. ham b, /. G. Bohhitt. and de
>cribed - :"ll"~>: Begin nj the corner az
Orange t aui an ally. and run thence
along Sail irr-i>, \ 3o!c F.. ~ feet I" a
stone cont w Orange aud llarrrovc
streets ;,rnce along liargrovr street
). 50to ". &1i feet to n stone on said street
thence y. -! W - feet Ia said alley
To- the beginning Full description of said
lands and lots may he obtained hy refer
ence To said mortgages and deeds of trust
and deeds therein referred 10 Time OF
sale, u o'clock NJ. Terms Cash.
JNo. ID. COOPER, Trustee,
!. K. You've,
j. X. loUNG, Guardian.
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Agents Wanted.

DO you want to start the new year in
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vided you are a good salesman and col
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there is an agent in your community we
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We furnish a nice, light running wagon.
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they will be promoted to more responsible
positions of trust and responsibility with
increased compensation. Address,
THOMPSON, District Agei'.
Henderson. \. &.
| j. H. HARLEY, Manager.
Wilmington, n &. jan 10 ri.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-17

Rugs and Carpets are very much
cheaper, and Davis & Rose are showing
the largest line in town.
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Fifty Dollars Given Away.

To raisers OF poultry, the most wonder
iul and valuable monthly is the Poultry
Keeper. The publishers offer fifty dollars
free Send for sample copy free and see
how Any of the following back numbers
worth dollar but sent postpaid for only
five cents each: Breeders, Incubators,
Appliances. Poultry Houses Ulus.)
August, 80, August, 81. Worth $40.
Poultry Houses, April, 81, October, 'SS
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Eggs, September, 81. Turkeys, March,
How to Feed for Eggs. October, 81. All
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Testing Eggs, June, 81 and June 80
How to Make the Hot Water Incubator,
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,LTES OF ADVERTISING.

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In The Beginning

OF a new year. when the winter season of
close confinement is only half gone, many
find that their health begins to break down,
that the least exposure threatens sickness:
1t is then as we'll as at all other times, and
with people even in good health, that the
following facts should be remembered
namely that Hoods Sarsaparilla leads
accomplishes the greatest cures in the
world has the largest sale in the world
and requires the largest building in the
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Reliefin Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved in six hours by the New Great
South American Kidney Cure. This new
remedy is great surprise on account Of
its exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in the bladder. kidneys, back and every
part Of the urinary passages in male or
female 1t relieves retention OF water and
pain in passing it almost Immediately. Ii
YOU want quick relief ard cure this is your
remedy Sold by Melville Dorsey. Drug
gist, Henderson, \. Z.
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Religious Notice.

Services at the Presbyterian church
conducted by DR.. Morton Friday night,
the 18th inst. at 7:30 O'Clock. Also
on Saturday a, m, at ii o'clock, and
on Sunday morning after sermon the
sacrament of the Lords Supper.
have for sale several good milk cows.
Also lot Of beef cattle and sheep.
w. T. ROWLAND
dec 2O-3 Middleburg, NC
Your orders will receive our personal
attention. DAVIS 4 ROSE.
Those who promise every thing usually
do the least We promise you goods as
cheap as they can be sold by any one.
n THOMSON
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Resolutions Adopted.

The committee appointed by Women S
Missionary Society of Henderson Baptist
church presented the following resou-
tions, which were adopted:
Rev Robert Van Deventer having been
called of God to another field of labor
and usefulness we, as n Society, havesus-
tanned double sorrow in the loss also OF
our beloved president, Mrs. Van Deventer
who has discharged with wisdom and
fidelity the duties pertaining to the
office; therefore
Resoired, That as testimony OF our ap-
probation of her efficient management
we defer for one month the election OF
president
Resolred, That we emulate the spirit OF
earnestness and zeal which has character
lied her work that we remember with
tender affection her wOmanly graces, her
dignity of department, her cultivated
mind and noble Christian character, and
that we commend her to the esteem and
sympathy of our sister Society IN Bur
lngton as a woman whose "pricc is fai
above rubies.'
RcsoIved That these resolutions bepub
lished in the GOLD LEAF and Btbttco
Recorder, that n copy be sent to Mrs. Var
Devcnter and one to the president OF "
NJ. s. in burlington.
Mrs. NJ. PAEHAM,
Mrs. c. NJ. COOPER, Com.
Mrs. j B. OWEN,
| Henderson, n C., Jan 8, 80.
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Notice.

!" ANlNG QUALIFIED A. ENECr-
/ i triN of the estate OF DIR. &. =. Boyd,
deceased, before the Clerk Of the superior
Court Of Vance county, this is to notify all
persons holding claims against said estate.
10 present them Ia me on or before the 10Th
day of January, 1896, or this notice Will be
pleaded in bar Of the recovery of same.
Persons indebted to said estate must make
Immediate settlement.
This 10th day January, 1895.
MARY A. BOYD,
Executrix of DR.. G. :. Boyd, decd
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DOCTORS BILLS SAVED.

Mineral Point, TtLscdr0sodS Co., Ohio.
On. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.:
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The Whist Club.

The first meeting of the Whist Club
for '95 was at the home of Mr.. w. T.
Estes, with Miss Laura Henderson as
hostess, On Tuesday evening.
Ii all the gatherings of the Club are to
be as full OF enjoyment as this the initial
meeting OF the year. then the fourteen
original members should be marked as
public benefactOrs. THAT action is best
winch procures the greatest happiness for
the greatest numbers
The Club by inviting a number OF
special guests gives JOY and pleasure to
many and a very good little girl las
We'll as pretty one) must our hostess be
for by her good action she gave pleas.
ure to the "gTeatest numbers her meet
lug being the largest the Club has had vet
Misses Tucker Massenburg and Edna
O'Neil, Messrs. }. j. Thomas and James
T. Davis, won the prizes
While Jack Frost with icy fingers
was nipping the world without. all within
was warmth and light, the hot chocolate
and other good things gave comfort and
refreshment for pleasure tires as well as
work.
Those present were: Miss Laura Hen.
derson, DIR. Francis A. Macon Miss Lila
Tucker, Mr.. Robert Watkins; Miss Daisy
Stephens, Mr.. James Young; Miss Mary
Davis, Mr.. Thomas Horner: Miss Eta
Warwick, Mr.. Eugene Gary; Miss Lizzie
Warwick, Mr.. Samuel Young Miss Nr.
ginia Robards, Mr. J. ID. Rose; Miss Ann,
Richards, Mr.. James r. Davis Miss Sue
Richards, Mr.. Wade II. Cheek Miss Pansy
Cheek, Mr.. j. J. Thomas; Miss Edna
O'Neil, Mr.. Phil Hawkins: Miss Tucker
Massenburg, Mr.. Henry Macy
With the visitors: Miss Sally Hyman,
Mr.. }. H. Parham; Miss Bette Finch
Mr.. W. E. Massenburg; Miss Matte Haw-
kins, Mr.. Brooks Parham; Miss Hannah
Scott, Mr.. Manson Foote; Miss V. Har.
ris, Mr.. A. j. Cheek: Miss Bette Black
nall, Mr.. S. S. Parham Miss Mamie
Wyche, Mr.. Ed. Stephens; Miss Jessica
Smith, Mr.. W. r. McNair. j. IS.
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4 Liberal Offer.

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If YOU want this beautiful number send
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting a horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DR. Cadys Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. %
cents per package. For sale by druggists
Sold in Henderson by NJ. Dorsey. druggist.
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For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his home
place, about One-half mile from the
Southern edge of town on the road 10
kittrell. improvements consist Of one
groom dwelling house, stable 6ox20 feet,
two wells of excellent water. There are
10 acres of land, with 200 select fruit trees
apples and peaches-seven years old,
and 600 grape vines-Ives and Concord.
This place will be sold at a bargain.
GEORGE ORENSHAW,
Henderson, \. T..
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OppOsite Bank of Henderson.

Opposite Bank of Henderson.
Everything in the line of staple and
fancy groceries, canned goods, teas,
cofees, sugars, syrups, flour, meal,
meat, lard, hams, cakes, crackers,
cheese, evaporated fruits, prunes, &c.
Try our " Silver Bell' and " Round
Hill' patent -four. No better article
for the money. Pure home made
sausage speciality. We keep this on
hand at all times. Also country pro-
duce of all kinds, such as chickens,
turkeys, butter, eggs, potatoes, cab
bage, ,urnips, &c.
For the Holiday trade we will have
fine stock of candies, nuts, apples,
oranges, lemons, ETC., all Of which will
be sold at most reasonable prices. A
share of your patronage is solicited.
Special attention to filling family
orders.
w. A. BRITT.
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RuckIens' Arnica SaIve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
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 bv NJ. Dorsey, druggist.
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Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
II tor Of the will Of John Moses Marrow,
deces sed. before the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Vance G. unity. this is to notify all
persons holding claims against said de-
cedent. TO present them to me on or before
the 18th day Of November, 1895. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar OF the re-
eovery OF same. Persons indebted to the
estate must make immediate settlement.
This 18th November, 1894
DREWKY ). NARROW,
Executor Of John Moses Marrow deed.