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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

Miss Sallie Clary, who will have
charge of Davis & Roses millinery
department next season, has gone tc
baltimore to study up on the lates
lads and fashions in ladies' head dress
trimmings, &C., and will be ava,
about 30 days. She will return April
LIST, with a complete new stock pre-.
pared to serve her lady friends and the
public generally in this line.
Mr.. George Houghtaling tells us
that letter just received from Mr.. w.
II. Wood. Of Staten Island, y. Y. the
critical sickness. Of several members OF
whose family we mentioned last week.
brings the gratifying intelligence that
they are better. The daughter whose
death was momentarily expected is
convalescing and hopes for the speedy
recovery Of all are entertained.
Commencing Tuesday afternoon.
March the 9Th, there will be series
OF revival services held at the Methodist
Protestant church. Services daily at
and $50 p. m, conducted by Rev. l..
K. Dyott, pastor OF the First Methodist
Protestant church, Newark. n. j. In
addition to the preparatory service on
Thursday night Of this week, Row.
w. d. Morton will preach at the
III. L. church at 1870 .. M, Monday,
March 4th.
There is no better baking powder
made than IIorsford's Bread Prepare
ton, manufactured by the Rumford
Chemical Co., Of Providence, r. 1.
Sold by all grocers. Ask for it. Hen
defaon dealers keep it. BY the way,
1t you want new pastry cook book
write to the Rumford Co., and send
them wrapper from a package of this
preparation and they will send YOU ono
that is superior to many you have to
pay for.
Messrs. C0vingIOn q Stewart, whose
coming here from Rockingham to en-
gage III the grocery business was men,
toned in these columns last week,
have arrived. They are now ready for
business, having opened an elegant
stock Of goods in the store room form
erly occupied by Asa Farrar. They
oic SiS'CI JoulS ScHLlcillcl, lull OI
business and we predict for them
generous share Of the trade. They
invite the public to give them call.
The young people of Rocky Mount
gave an entertainment in that place on
the night Of the 18th inst, when the
opera, BELLS Of Cornville, was rendered
Among the caste of characters was Mr..
Wayne Wyche, formerly of Hender-
son. Our people know his talents and
aptitude for amateur theatrcals The
Argonaut says this of him: ''Spaco
forbids our individuali.ing, but we can
not refrain from mentioning the splen-
did manner in which Mr. Z. W. Wychs
acted his part as Gaspard, the miser.
In Sundays issue of the Charlotte
Observer we find an interesting article
from the facile pen of Gen. w. II.
Cheek, Of Henderson. He gives an
account of the battle of Chamberlain's
Run, tive miles West Of Dinwidde
Court House, Va, on the 3lst of
March, 1865, in which the gallant
First Regiment of North Carolina Cav
airy made such heroic charge as to
call forth from Gen. Lee the remark:
Sir, the world never saw such fight
ing We will publish the article in
full next week
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Listen to This =!
TDurham Sun. |

The people of North Carolina must
pay more attention to advertising her
advantages if they would reap their
share of benefit from the flow of
capital and immigration Southwark.
Printed matter in reference to our
climate, resources, etc, gotten up in
attractive and truthful style and
scattered throughout the less favored
sections of our common country would
bring to North Carolina, men OF means
who would become important factors
in placing her in the van OF progress,
who otherwise will locate in better
advertised States of the South. AT
this day no important undertaking can
be successfully consummated without
wise and liberal use of printers ink.
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NOTICE.!
Sale of Real Estate.


I NDER AND BY VIRTUE AND
~ authority of an order issuing from the
Superior Court Of Vance county. in cause
therein pending. entitled EnOch Powell,
Executor. VS.. W. A. Cunningham and
wife. NJ. f. Cunningham. ct al. us shall,
on MONDAY, THElST DAY OF APRIL,
1895, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the court house door in Iiender-
son. Vance county. n. c., upon the terms
OF = cash, the balance on a credit of
twelve months, the following real estate,
tO-wit: One certain tract or parcel Of land
situate in Vance county, adjoining the
lands of DR.. Il. Z. Aston. +. W. Harris,
William b. Daniel, and others, containing
one hundred acres. more or less 1t being
the land belonging to the estate OF the late
Enoch Powell, Sr., deceased.
This Goth day Of February, 1895.
ENOCU POWELL, Executor
of Enoch Powell, ST., deceased.
4. &. ZOLLICOFEER, Attorney,
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Trustees Sale of House
and Lot.

NDER THE AUTHORITY CON
y tanned in Deed of Trust executed
by n. CASTOR Wyche to the undersigned,
on the 29th day Of December. 1892, and
recorded in Trust Deeds Book /, page Of
SO, Vance county registry, to secure the
payment Of certain indebtedness. default
having been made in the payment of the
same, | shall, on MONDAY, THE 18TH
DAY OF MARCH, 1895. at he court house
door in Henderson. n. Z sell for cash, at
public auction. to the highest bidder, the
land and improvements conveyed in said
Deed OF Trust The same being the house
and lot now occupied by CASTOR Wyche-
This February 7tn, 1885.
b. r. BRODIE, Trustee.
J. II. BgIDGERs, Attorney.
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February Weather.

In future many persons viii date
things from February, lS9a, when we
experienced the coolest weather and
had more snow than any previous time
for years. Some particulars regarding
the weather for this month will be of
interest Just here. From Mr.. Enoch
Powell. local voluntary weather OBJ
server at Henderson, we get the fol-
lowing: There were 23} inches of
snow fall during February. This was
ascertained by melting, the necessary
apparatus for which he is provided
with. There were II inches of new
snow the last time. Previous TO that
the heaviest fall was 81 inches. on the
End. Up to the 23rd. when the
weather began to moderate. it had not
failed to go below the freezing point,
the mean temperature being &c. $40
The coolest weather we had was l
degree above zero.
Nice lot of Seed Oats just received by,
H. THOMSON
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As To Steel Ranges.

You can save $1,000 or $1,000 by
buying a steel range of S. & C. Watkins.
They sell the Majestic, identically like
but superior apparatus because it is
stronger and better made, than Others
sold FOR a higher price. Call and see for
yourself if you have any doubts about it.
Any one wishing a bill of lumber cut
cheap, in small Or large quantities, will
leave orders at the coal yard. l am
prepared to do it on short notice.
J. S POYTHRESS
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Don't be a GrumbIer.

What a happy world it would be if
all discomfort were thrown out. Many
young people complain about their
work, that it is mental and beneath
persons of their talents and training,
where all honorable work is ennobling.
Ambitions are best realized by the
faithful performance Of the present
duty, however humble it may be. The
doing of a lOwly service may be the
means which the employer uses for
bringing out the strength Of his en-
ployees. Generally an employer will
see to it that ''he that is faithful in
that which is least" has the opportu-
nifty to become ''faithful also in much. :"
A life spent in brushing and washing
crockery and sweeping floors-a life
which the proud of the earth would
have treated as the dust nnder their
feet; life spent at the clerks desk; a
life spent in the narrow shops life
spent in the laborer's hut-may yet be
life so ennobled by Gods loving
mercy that for the sake of it a king
might gladly yield his crown.-Green-
vile Reflector.
Carlton Cornwell, foreman of the Gazette,
Middletown, N. j., believes that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy should be in every
home He used it for cold and it effected
| a speedy cure. He says: g 1t is indeed a
grand remedy. l can recommend to all.
have also seen it used for whooping cough
with the best results' 25 and so cent
ottles for sale by Melville Dorsey, drug
| ist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

Last week in announcing the meeting
to be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church, in the interest of Sunday-school
work, by Mr.. William Reynolds, inter
national field superintendant of Sunday
schools, assisted by Mr.. n. B. Brough-
ton, President of the State association,
typographical error was made. 1t
should have been March 10Th. instead
of the 10th. The programme as
| arranged is an attractive one and the
meeting promises to be full of interest
and value to those who attend and par
tlclpate in the exercises. 1t is espec-
| tally desired that there shall be large
attendance of people from the country
as well as from the town. All Sunday
school superintendent particularly are
invited. Full programme will be pub
lished next week.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

A Wonderful COrnet Player.

Ar. w. Scott Haywood, the cornet-
ist who is to appear here Monday
evening with the Dewey Haywood
Concert Company, is said to possess
wonderful endurance, equal to the
great Levy himself. The Chicago
Herald in commenting on this said:
The cornetist, W. Scott Haywood,
after playing a grand fantasia by Hart
man, was recalled and responded by
playing Killarney in pleasing manner.
At the closing phraze he showed his en-
durance by striking high ''C'' and sus-
| tanning it q remarkable length of time.
| The effect on the audience was magical.
At first look OF surprise, then nod
ding to one another in approval, followed
by burst of applause subduing into a
deathly silence as O look of suspense
spread over their features. A second
burst of applause and still another while
their intense surprise brought forth dis
tinctly audible murmurings Of wonder
ment and half the audience were catching
breath in sympathy. When it seemed
all gone he electrified every one present
by gradually swelling the tone, till it
vibrated throughout the auditorium and
suddenly stopped short with a fortisimmo
that brought the audience to their feet
wild with enthusiasm and applause.
The attention OF the ladies is especially
invited to beautiful line of nice Spring
Dress Goods being received at
H. THoMAsoN's.
Clover seed and seed potatoes.
DAVIS & ROSE.
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Mrs. W. s. Parker, President

Miss Salle CIary left Monday for Balti-
more, where she will spend the next 80
days preparing herself to take charge OF
Davis & Roses's Millinery department.
She will be home and at her post about
April LIST, prepared to serve her friends
and the public
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

Every planter in the tobacco belt knows
that the Gravelys, of Henry county, who
are justly celebrated as manufacturers OF
fine grades of tobacco, buy only the finest
leaf tobacco to be had, and for this reason
the following letter from Messrs. B.
Gravely & Sons in reference to some
tobacco raised by the we'll known Stone
wall" brand will be read with much
interest by those who have not yet decided
what baand Of fertilizer they will use on
their tobacco this season:
Leatherwood. Henry Co., Va,
Feb. IS, 1895.
Mr.. CHAs S. TURNER,
Agent for the sale of Stonewall
Tobacco Fertilizer, Axton, Va.
Dear Sir We have bought large
quantity of Leaf tobacco at the barn in our
county, and are frank to say that the best
tobacco we have seen was raised by the use
of Tinsley's Stonewall Tobacco Fertilizer
We hope you will continue to furnish Oul
farmers with the " Stonewall' brand.
april IS. i. F. GRAVELY & SONS.
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IMOrgantOn Herald

lMorganton Herald
The Charlotte Observer of Sunday
last, contained very interesting
sketch of Mr.. D. A. Tompkins, one of
Charlotte's foremost business men.
Mr.. Tompkins is an accomplished
mechanical engineer and technologist,
and in his work of designing, capital
izing and establishing cotton seed oil
mills and spinning mills all over the
South, has done more for " Dixie"
than perhaps any man of this genera
ton. Such a man as Mr.. Tompkins
is worth more to the country than a
ship load of d" statesmen"
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FARMERS!
Use Fertilizers Manufactured By
the Henderson Fertilizer Co

The following testimonials speak for
themselves:
Mr.. George Orenshaw, Dear Sir In re-
ply to yonr inquiry about your Fertilizer.
/ can say that used several bags To good
advantage you could see marked differ
ence on the same land where / used yours.
T.. L. AYsCUE, Henderson, \. 4.
| used the Fertilizer manufactured by
George Orenshaw last year and am pleased
With the result. | think 1T is "a good as
any ever used. w. T. GARY.
Henderson, y. e., January ., 1895.
This Is to certify that used thu Fertilizer
made by Mr. George Ofenshaw under cot
ton last year and il gave me perfect salts
faction w. +. RICHARDSON.
Henderson, n. g.. January IL, 1885.
noticed The growth OF the cotton made
by w T. Richardson who used euanO
made by Mr. George Orenshaw las, year
and the cotton made by him was what
would call an extra crop. Z. NUTALL.
-We make a SPECIAL FERTILI-
FER for PLANT BEDS.
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Complimentary to Col. Perry.

We have before us a copy of the
annual report Of the Adj utant General
of the State Guard for 1894, to the
Governor, which is full of interest and
instruction relative to our very credita-
bic and efficient body of citizen soldiery.
In it we find handsome and deserved
compliment to our townsman, Col.
Henry Perry, which is here reproduced
with pleasure. On pages &C and e.,
Col. W. A. Bobbitt, Of the Third Regi-
ment, in his report to Adjutant Gen
eral Cameron, says:
During the Encampment my health
was so that | could not perform my
duties as | would like to have done. |
found in my Lieutenat Colonel, Henry
Perry, a faithful assistant and one who
performed all duties asked of him. |
must say he proved to be a fine officer,
fully equipped to perform all duties, and
a faithful aid an officer that is an honor
to the whole Guard. | must also men,
ton Majors B. S. Register and j. n.
Craig. | am sure no better officers can
be found in the State Guard, and l must
say when the Guard has such officers
they should be retained as long as pos.
| sble, and can but regret that the rOta.
| ting system of too frequent elections has
rotated them out of the Guard. | refer
to Colonel Perry and Major Register
and while their places have been filled
by good and competent officers, yet
consider that the Guard and especially
the regiment has sustained a great loss
in their retirement, and that Companies
g and ID have undergone a great loss in
promoting their efficient Captains to
higher positions, thus depriving these
companies of their valuable services.
The constant changing of officers,
again say, is a serious drawback to the
| Guard.
| Plant bed Cloth All grades-price.
| guaranteed to be the lowest
DAVIS & ROSE
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

The Majestic steel range is the best be-
cause it is more strongly built. Its also
the cheapest by $1,000 or $1,000. Is
this not worth saving, when you get a
cooking apparatus made from the same
patterns and Of better material than
Others sold at ii higher price? Call and
see for yourself $. Il {. WATKINS.
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Notice.

A meeting OF the Committee of the
Worlds Fair Auxiliary, OF Henderson
will be held at the Y NJ G. A. rooms on
Friday at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, to take some
action in regard to the money raised for
the North Carolina Building at the
Worlds Fair
Mrs. ". S. PARKER President,
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FRANCIS A. MACON,
DENTAL SURGEON,

DEN AL SURGEON,
HENDERSON. N. c.
Having located in Henderson for the
practice OF my profession | offer my
services to the public. In reply to constant
enquiries as to the cost Of work | have
decided TO publish scale Of charges. While,
of course, it is impossible to designate the
exact cost in each individual case without
an examination, the following general
estimate is furnished
OPERATIVE.
Extracting teeth, Si.O
Cleaning teeth, including removal OF tar
tar. stains and polishing, 81 90 to e 90
Devitalizing and removing nerves, si0
Gold Crowns. lncisor, $3.50, Bieuspid g %
Nolars, $500
Richmond and Logan Crowns, $500
Pivots, 500
Rridpe work each tooth 500
RemOyable Bridges additional, s. 90
Porcelain tips and caps. $500 to $3.50
Suspension bar between teeth to use in
stead OF a plate, tooth, $500; for
each additional one, 500
FILINGS
Gold, from g. 90 up; Amalgam. sl.0J TO
g. 90; Cement 81 % Silyerine 500 To
| So 90 Silver, 81 90 to $500; Tin, $3.50 to
| So % Childrea's teeth, soc. to 100.
PROSTHETlC METALLIC BASE.
! Sold Plate with Gold attachments. band
! and backngs, Sl2j.00
| Cold Plate with Vulcanite attach
| ments, $500
aluminium, sD-oo
/ Silver, sJ.W
VULCANITE.
Rubber Base, red, pink or black. $500
/ Celluioid s23W
Inter-dental splints for broken jaw
bone. $500
Outurator, with treatment, 5000
FURNACE.
Continuous Gum, sljo-o0
No charge made for extracting teeth
when artificial denture is to be inserted
Office-Dr Boyd's former rooms.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

When you want a nice stew of oysters,
Or wish to buy the ''pearly birds of the
deep by the measure, call on J. J.
LOughlin, Jr., on the corner, next to
railroad passenger depot. He keeps
them always on hand, fresh and of the
finest quality, and sells at reasonable
prices
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Home Comfort Steel Ranges.
294,688 Sold up to Jan. |, 1895.

Entered for Competition and Awarded Highest Premiums at
Worlds Columbian Exposition. Chicago 1895.
California Nlidwinter Exposition San Francisco 1891.
Worlds nternatl Cotton Cent? Ex New Orlns 1884 IS
Alabama State Fair, Montgomery. 1888
Western Fair Association. London. Canada. 1905.
Nebraska State Fair, Lincoln. Neb. 1887.
ChattahooChee Valley Exposition Columbus. Ga, 1883.
ST. Louis Agricultural & Mechanical Association, 1880
/.
G. Feb 49, lse5My husband hogh Home
much
r
the
Co We
e,
the Home Comfort ethd the w
draws spnddy and small fuel good
DABNEr c. Fell ls9l have just replaced
Ihaveeve would ofo
rapidly excelnll
J..
doesn't
on 1t anddo
satisfactory Al
Home Comfort
Sold only from by the Companys authorized statesmen
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- I.;. I,.;,,,. a,,.,,,rt .ro for
" + MOSS & 60
Pant bed "l"tl-chraper imam ever.
col. l.. E, Edwards, Of Oxford, was
here Yesterday.
A.. u. p,,l-or ho, ,a,nrnad from
>.o VII,
r....,.,,h., IL. n,oir h;1 would rico
Nn~t either hut or advertise p
c.:. az.
"''",,'' ''','' "''"' -,
'''''u Wv IN" ~"' u 10 '0''' ~
"''''''''' N''"''''''
The weather Is quite mild and
~ ~ ,',' NV, 40 '',.' ,,.o ,,a,I.
~ "''''' - t. Ct " u
Mr. and Mrs. X. W. ,,ochilI returned
..., week from Rocky Mount where
li,rv have been ,peudiuo some time.
Mr.. i. [. Barnes, who recently
..;n' ''''o , ,,'. Co. so.r,1
Judlc.ou> advertising. is the life OF
tc4lr. Are You an advertiser? II
u"t, why not: The GOLD LEAF Will
f'"
We were pleased to have Il call from
our esteemed friend Mr.. Edward Hun
Isr. of BrmkleyvIlle, yesterday. He
came up to have DIR. +. :. Harris do
some dental work for him.
MIR tco D >damsop q missionary
c. It C,,,,.,, vi
.rl, Africa, may be expected to lecture
"H Africa and missions at the Presby-
trran church on Friday, March LIST, at
40 p. IN. The public cordially lnvi-
i'. to attend.
Nv Io.o II p,re orr heIovol
.~..cnt,r Of n,hcr d,vs and one of the
.-; men of our aconojutauce is here
,'.;,in,, II. L,n,htcT Ms mr. + r
Harris. y, announced elsewhere Mr.
l'"-- viii preach at the Methodist Prot
'~t-ut church tonight.
Tn. advertisements are NOT the
f,.-r .uierr,tiro and valuable part of a
paper 10 a reader. They rive lots OF
Information that is wanted, and are in
tf,,,,...,,r,' ,,r, Iiro.,nry which !. =.
...r.., ~, ,,o,,,o,,tI,. ani with nraft
m.''d 1" frequently ana with profit
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II. Thomason is offering big bargains
in groceries, and you are invited to help
yourself to any extent. There is no ex-
cuse for living poorly when You can get
all the necessaries OF life at such low
prices Quality is the first consideration
with Thomason Only the best is good
enough for his trade. Buying, as he
does, in enormous quantities, he gets the
advantage of large discounts and is thus
enabled to sell as cheap as he does.
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Save Your Fruit From Late Fr0StS!

For one dollar we will send you direc-
tons which, if followed, will save your
fruits from late frosts without fail. This
method has been used by some of the
largest fruit growers in the country for
years and has never been known to fail
1t is strictly scientific, and you will fully
comprehend it as soon as you read the
directions. 1t is simple and inexpen-
sive method and the means producing
the desired results are at the command
of every farmer Or fruit grower. You
have the necessary ingredients right on
your farm. Write quick or you will be
too late to use it this year. Remember
this is a legitimate business or we would
not dare to use the l. S. mails. Send
money in registered letter or PostOffice
money order Address
BRIGHT & JONES,
Clock box 3GG) Harr odsburg, Ky.
With % years unbroken experience
and ample capital at our command to
buy strictly for cash, we feel sure in saying
we can supply your wants at lower prices
than any competitor. DAVIS & ROSE
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HENDERSON fertilizer CO.,
Box 1si, HENDERSON, N. e.
Notice.

Nv Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made to the Cen
eral Assembly Of North Carolina at It's
present session TO Incorporate New Bethel
baptist Church in Vance county, n. Z.
January End, 1895.
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Tobacco Plant Beds.

Guano especially adapted for Plant
Reds. Also Cotton Seed Meal. Nothing
better much. LASSITER PARHAM TO.
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A line of Beauties, is our Parlor,
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. Red
Hot Sellers is what we handle.
ALIEN. 7. BARNES 4 J. d. ELAN.
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Remember we are prepared to do all
kinds OF metal roofing, roof painting,
&c Tobacco fues made to order Salts
faction guaranteed. Give us a trial.
Henderson Sheet Metal Works, r. b.
Hayes, Manager.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

Ii you want Sugar in hundred pound
lots, you would do we'll to price Davis
& Roses stock before buying
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Mr.. CHAS S. TURNER,
Agent for the sale of Stonewall
Wanted.

All the trade we can get. Will give
better goods for the same price or same
goods for less price than any competition.
DAVIS Il ROSE.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-02-28

We can save you money if you will only
let Us. Call and examine our stock of
new goods. DAVIS & ROSE.
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The Henderson Sheet Metal Works, K.
B. Hayes, Manager, keep an assortment
of tin plate, sheet iron, solder, zinc, cop
per, &C., and will be glad to have you
call when in need of anything in our line
Barnes Building, opposite old Side-light
warehouse.
There is Need of More Like Him.
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Hyou need a bath tub, closet, or other
water fixtures, examine our prices. Hen
derson Sheet Metal Works, r. B. Hayes,
Manager
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Headquarters for Dry Goods and No
tons is Davis 4 Roses store. They
will not be under sold and show the best
variety in town.