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New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

spot cotton closed quiet steady. with quotations
unchanged the basis % Sc for middlnE upland and
tso riddiinE Gulf 6q7 bales Southern spot
markets teegraphed follows: New-Oriesns firm
unchanged 1-l6c- Nozzle wire trouble: Savannah
c- Unchanged ar 1t-c; Charleston steady. unchanged
~ 1.4c Wilmington dull unchanged Sc; Norfolk quiet
unchanged Sc. Baltimore nominal unchanged
l-IG- Galveston firm unchanged al s l-lsc: August
tr unchanged SifC. 81 Louis quiet UNCHANGED at So
Receipts ar the ports and interior points to-day
la-er wi-h the day last week year
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

MARYLAND do 60 SIS so; iss do e2 10 at s. 5O 80
10, 50 25 - ''e- - -
S Judd Co: 24e West Virginia lambs s5 10 at IS so:
ss rennsy vania DO, a r at 50 so: 60 do 20
80 -; 2uS Buffalo do 81 % Buffalo sheep,
n II 10 S a. @ s. s. So Y DO 9s n AZ 3 2 s7 state do 81
Nirsi1ia yearllngs. @ so ? bucks ls5 ~. at
So % AZ do. los 10. ct So
t6oGs-Reeeipts were Of ss7 head including
aI.ut carload for the market. Prices
80 usIe aaviees State hogs estimated sell
hogs at s5 s5GS5 p5.
ssles-Andrew Mullen Gate yesterday; State pigs
10 a. 20 80: 60 State hogs 191 SO IS: s 271
R5 R 9 a. 20 So roughs so 70. at So 30 do es3 ~ at
80 ." . 60 ol4 10. at s. 20 stays, 395 ~ SO
curtis Son date yesterday: Is State hogs 1se
10; at So 25 rough. 29O 10. a IS y.
Sudd < Co. (late
10 AZ SO; 80 State N. at Sc 3
al 80 70; ] stag. 40 10 at SO so.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; very
moderate demand. No red wheat. 721l 4121sc- No =
yellow 5sc. No oats. 369 G3Tc; No white 8sla
a39c; No white. 3sl4 939c No rye. 5siac Good
No haxseed. 81 G3; No l Northwestern 81 65 Prime
timothy seed IS IS. Clover grade. $40 25 Mess
pork per bbl. S14TS14 .. Lard, per 100 70 IS IO4
IS T2 Short ribs sides Goose} 81 e06Ss %. Dry sated
shoulders (bCxed 81 25dS7 80 clear sides boxed
IS 40dSs 50 on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market steady creameres 14ls sG21 &c; dares. 1SG
1sc Cheese steady, e&G1O9sc Eggs unchanged; fresh
1914 d1+izc-
Duluth Aug. 15.-Close: Wheat, cash No hard 731sc
her. 7O2c; December 71c. Oats. S6G361c Corn 551ac
ern, TS1aC; No Northern y 2l2q72Ac; September zig
71lsc Rye steady; No /, 5912c. Barley frmer; No 2
G@Gf4c. sample. 54G6lc Corn. September 5T15c
Minneapolis Aug 15-C1ose: Wheat, September 6sssc;
December, 70ssc; spot No l. 6Sfc Ne 671ac Flour
Weaker first patents SO 9OS4 second pa tents
SO 7GGS3 clears 81 s5QS2 S0 second clears $2
Bran-Higher; bulk, s14aSl4 80.
Philadelphia Aug. I5.-Whest, lac lower; contract
grade August 74G74%c. Corn &c higher; No mixed
August. 6OIzG6lc. Oats firm and l. higher; No white
clipped new 44d44l2C; do old Acc ButterF1rrn good
nearby. 24c Eggs firm, good demand; fresh nearby
lTc; Western 17c do Southwestern 12sc; do South
ern Cheese quiet; New-York, full creams fancy
small 9&c: do fair TO choice, S%q9tc Refined sugars
unchanged Recspts-F1oUr. 4.6O0 bbs and IA 600
pounds sacks; wheat $4,000 bush; corn, 160o bush;
oats 10 900 bush. ShipmentsWheat 10000 BUSH sorn
1000 bush; oats. 700 bush.
September 7O7Sc; December, 739sc; No hard, 72l4
Corn cash 6Oc; September 59s4c December 6o9sc;
MAY Gihc. No 3TG3Tlbc; September 36Ssc;
May, zGc; No white. S9dS9Ac-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
eos A N. and 3S5 P. n Daily except SUNDAYS 70
PittsaeId and North Adams SATURDAYS only. 2 As
r NJ; Sundays only, 92O A. NJ
Pullman o al through traiua
Trains Illuminated Pintsch Light
4eket on1ces az 11S, 261. AIS 1918 Broadway -
Union So. W, 2T5 Columbus Ave l33 West 125rh Sr
I25th 13Ssh g. Stations Nsv-Yorg- EOS ana pa
Fulton St. aid 106 Broadway Z. D. Brook
Islephone 800 3Sth Street for New Cab
service 5asgase checked from hots residence ty
Westcott Express Company.
P. s. BLODGETT. GEORGE II DANIELS
General Supsrfnren4ar+ rza-a-aI pazsa-.s- 4--.-s
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. AUGUST 1e 1901

easily furnish 500 1000 900 export The Manitoba
crop was estimated at 100000 bush largest
teeoo Last years yield only IS 4s6 Quo
casa wheat afoat basis follow: No North
spnn Nev-fork, 191sc prompt. No ] Northern Chicago
leAe. 70 arrive; No red Nez-York Tsc PROMPT new
80 red NeS-York, 7sic prompt; No hard NeV-Tork.
s1Ae august - 70 20; No hard NewTork 7sc August
~ 70 %; % hard New-1ork Is1ze September - to
weaknese and there being little support from
70 osef u prices lost 1adl for the The
was Al low point here and West. with export de
iaad AZ the decline Big commission houses Chicago
LED the long selling. part Of which by
VISION men The Price Current said the corn position
ad not been lowered and figured the at 4O 600 o
bush, while Western stocysrd publication estimated
not less than 1soO 600 bush The cables = al d
net lower seRboard clearances still small Chicago
estimates larger sentiment rather bearsh
all day No ? closed 62Ac prompt; No white
65e proupt No yellow, e41zc prompt OATs-The
oats market worked lower. with and had active
trade West where there moderate selling for South
west account and by provision mem No oats closed
SOC: No g. Soc; No 2 white 43l1c: No 3 white. z2&c
track mixed 39G40ac track white 42a50e; No white
clips 44Gs4ihc .RYE-Ma-izet dull: No / Western
closed eO4c anoat; No Western, 6oc anoat. and
State rye. 55d56c. .BARLEF-Asrket quiet; feeding
closed 5ac: mailing, 60d65c. both Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

Foreign coffee markets ssutos-Conee market quiet
Eocd average Santos 4ET00. receipts $4,000 bags stock
1sS bags, interior receipts 10000 bags rtaInolts
c1rar market upened unchanged; 2-3u 2 was net
1-e1anEed IA = IE higher; sales, 10000 bags. Church
holiday returns. Rio cpree market nrII.
80 Rio ASs25: exchange 10id receipts, 5000 bass
cleared United States 5000 bags; cleared for
I1u-epe l8 600 bags. stock 80, 600 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aus 15-F1olr Wheat. spring lower
No Northern new. 75s.e DO old, 79@4e; winter easy
low 624c; No do exc No corn. 81 %962c; No do
81 .1c Oats quiet No white new, Axe; No white
40@tc; No mixed, 39c do. Ss1ac. Rye. No l. 60%c
Canal treights steady.
Chicago. Aug. 15.-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta.
A. M.-For Binghannton. Syracuse and
spOO A M-For Buffalo Louis
Noon--For Utica OswegO and Buffalo.
ti2 So p. M-Far Water Gap IT. POcono
u 40 P M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
f4-0O p. M-For Scranton and Piymouth-Bunst
s610 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss45 ?. M.-Fcr Utica, Oawegos Ithaca and Bu1Aia
900 A. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago Through
Eleepers. open P. NJ.
80 5th Aave 1873 W i25th ST.. IA Park PL. n Y. and
3Ss Fulton St. Brooklyn
.D4Ily Except Sunday +satu-day only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ys43o 1880 1890. 400 1000 'IISj A NJ 49,
o. so fS 90 81 40 f4OO ss4OO t43O * M a. % %
800 tf925 P. NJ, .l2-15 mdr, 10 f'-SO.
RALTINORE AND WASHINGTON.
fs4so 1900. 1000. .1l30 A. NJ. tLOO. sl.SO .s.4O
N' SANDY HOOK ROUTE
From OF Rector st
Through to Point Pleasant. eco, 1000 VI
. 90 AS 43O $50 P. NJ Through Ocean Grove 500
p M sundays through 70 Point Pleasant 1000 A M
100 90 SEQ p NJ.
Ofnces: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry ia 2s1 4s4
1900 1s54 Bway Av.. 737 9th Az % Union So
West 165 East 125th ST. I25th 81 2s5 Colun-
bus Av New York: Court St. ga 500 FIlton ST.
Brooklyn; ss Broadway. Wnlamsourg New York Trans
fF rom Liberty only. 'DaIly, 1Daly, EXCEPT Sun
day. sSuudays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILRnAnl

WEST SHORE RAILROAD
Trains leave Franklin ST Station New yo-[ - a..
lows. and IS min. West 42d sr r as TO-
'7.l0 A-Fnr .ntern prints AIhanv q Wo,.st
T9:4O A Nd KID Van Winkls FIyer CqtqluI.~
1000 A M-Saratoga and BurGaIo Ecxprsss
I'll 20 A M-t2) Lake Mohonk Nfinnsuraska E-y--...
100 p M-Chlcago Fxpress ~~-~9'-
a225 p M-Cont Lin. for Detroit
80 80 lister Express 20 Catsku Nts
t3 AS No For Hudson River POINTS 4 sISa,v
.615 A-For Roch-. Rufalo. C1eved Z. C5fcs-5
Is5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit 4 - T]s,ls
90 = NJ syra-- Roeh-- Mag. Falls Det a Cnf
"Daiy. 1Daly. except sunday. IaavAs Ts--,1-r-- -
No. / t0:15 A AZ FIO.sJ n. ~ t,5.fe -
p = a. tS-vo r A. Leaves Jersey City. p r n Sta-.
No a. t9.s5 n. AZ f1t;e0 a "a 3 a. ff5so p m. 4
at 1855 n Time tables principal hores a1d oeex
5aggaSe checked rom hotel residence ~ vss-Srrs
* c y LAMBERT. Gen'l Passenger Agent. n y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

r1TTON-The market cotton opened quiet
with prices SGT points higher, and while dis
posed ruled generally
steady. win sentiment in the pit decidedly bush
Immediate future fluctuations Trading sluggish
session. although occasional
brisk trading, with investment buying something q
feature. bulk sup
p0-r and greatly disturbed by cables and
came fully points better futures and ll6d better
than expected public reports indicated rains OF
consequence n the central portion of Texas. news
from traE section very bad and adF-ces from por
tons q the central and eastern belt also indicated
EurlorE that the storm which recently
pete- the Gulf Coast doing damage il Northern
Texas and Southern Louisiana. and estimate Of S0O
600 bales Tor the growing Texas by The Galveston
News hardly calculated intensity c0ngic-
ri1us. Southern spot markets reported
steady with generally unchanged though there
buyers rather sellers quotations
NeU-orears bought fau and winter here the
afternoon. and Mau Street contributed support
tre Of business TOO much claimed
hy bulls have fallen the lower Mississippi Valley
o. late and eXccssiva precipitation complained
~ u the Carolnas and Georgia Continued covering
te close held prices the best level of the day
se-vave members Of the trade inclined make
E-re allowance for The Galveston News estimate in
aFucn -hat paper last Unceresated the Texas
about THIS time IN the The market was
finally quiet and steady. with prices sac points
E.rrrr
The range Of prices the local to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
l1ublic Notires.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

once the Comptroller OF the Currency.
Washington, D. c.. August 2 1901.
Whereas. BY satisfactory evidence presented to the
been made 10 that The Lin-
coin National OF the City Of New York" the
CITY OF New York County OF New York.
New complied with ali the provisions OF the
Congress enable National Banking Associations
their corporate existence and for other pur
poses" approved July 18th. 1852.
Now. therefore !. Charles r Dawes. Comptroller OF
Currency. do hereby certify that The Lincoln Ma
tonal Bank o the City New York" the City Of
New York in the County Of New York and State Of New
York authorized have succession for the period
specified IN amended articles q assocation. namely
close of business August 2. 1921.
testimony whereof witness my hand and seal q
onnce this second day or August 1901.
ISeaLl (Signedl CHARLES @. DAWES.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
No. 260Sl
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.

-
q RAILRoAD
sTAT5eSs Tot sf % TETy-THTR2 Cl 7 srEEET EE AND
EEThe leaving time from DesbrOsses and
CortIandt Streets Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Tvsenty-third street
station, except where otherwise noted
755 A. VI. FAST MAIL.-L5mited 10 two Buffet Parior
Cars New York 20 PittsburS Sleeping Car Flsts0srs
o2s A n F&sT isSi IISPisis5s . Ph8sS and csvsIane
Compartment Sleeping. p.ning smoking and obssrva-
lon Car1 For Chicago. Cleveland. Ioieao' ~ihea''
1'S F. p N GEIlcAGo AND ST LOUIS EP E75Issss.
$50 p. N 81 Louis ExFREss-For PittsOurE. In
sd2nsPO;s R a Z, ISaisxlls ST. Louis Dining esr -
"-so y. VI WESTERN EXPREsS-For Chieaso- -
7.sS p P4ciTfc EPREss-Eor pi,,ssu-yy y.;,.S ssS
a2u1s Connects foT Cleveland except sasgrasy- rx
sinnati and LouisviIIsi.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Cesbrosses s SaFs, l95S DINING Cs) as a NJ "A = Con
gressonal Linn an Parlor and Dining Cars as 40
s1naags sas2 aS5 Dining car - n y - S x
sDiSsSs Dlon1 Lin : an RaEor and DlHag C4T.' i 70
sogiTaERN Ii159 s RA1LwAY-E1prssa as 42S 12io
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express. s55 a and =
sEABo5ARD AIR LINE rsA1LwAY--FIor,aa and Net
nigbt A. limited i255 p. m daily Express A@-i'
NORFOLK % AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK-TSS g IN
Meek-lays and m. daily
- I1C CIrY.-9.55 a m. and 255 N VeeS-d1ys
-,lays 40 a. Through Vestlbuled Trains 5u1ce
Cars and Standard Coaches weekday FsrIor
Coaches
rr-.SAFf- NAf--l2.55 D weekdays
pothI5 on New York and Long Branch Railroad cora
tSse Lwenty-third Street Station. $50 Izlo.
aa-F9 IsaIurdays only) rs: 255. 325 40. as and
,sonrosses 20 and Cortlandt St-ests $50 400 a. n
ana f-OO D. m Sundays. rs. ? AZ a SIS . n
61o (Desbrosses and Cortlandt 500. rs Tss
80 500 e25 ass Penna Limited. 10 10 CDss5rosses
and Cortlandt Streets 10 2O Dining Carr. 1055 Cnins
Sarl II % a. m 1255 ? 10 CDesbrosses and Co-tanet
so tDining Carr IS Dining Carr. T55. p, a55.
- p m. II 10 night Sundays $40. T55 cCachesl.
80 sos =. 955 Qiited). 55. 10 55 Dining Car,
a m, 1255 1.55 Dining Carl 3.25 ass. A25 DINING
ssrl 45S Dining Carr SIS Dining Car. 7.55. So
500. s29 D m. - 10
1et orices Nos 461. 1fs6 1854 III 281 Broadway
IS Fifth Avenue below 23d ST. Astor House West
iNenty-third Station. and Oss
presses and Cortlandt $50 Fulton
Sueet. % Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station
6sookyn statioa Jersey City The Nsw-Tork Transfer
company VIII call FOR and check baggage from hotsls
and residences through destination Tespho1s 'efk
vice.
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 P WOOD
General Manager. General Passr AgsnE
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
cnrrNTRY PRODrCE MARKETs.

Nev-Eork. August Ii. 1901.
FEAE-Asdum and beans Sc
tieher ana very firm. owing the great scarcity az
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
Ocean 5.ramers.

NOR1TGl @IERElAN l1OWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBoURG-soUI II APToN-BFESfEN -
Kaiser VIM Ags Aus q Sas- WIN 9t Ds q
HAaisern ~ Th-...Sept 10 krunprtnz Wrn Oct
Sailing at 10 A. NJ. Pier 81. North River.
TO Southampton-Brs only
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SpUTHA8PTON-LONDO% DO%-(PARIS)-BREMEN
TT DER Crosse Aug % Barbarossa Sept ~
~ ~, klr5nerst Aug - Koenigin Luiss. sept u
IN n Meier Sept 8 Fr der Crosse Sept. 70
Sailing 10 A NJ. Pier foot OF 81 St. Hoboksn-
ITO Bremen only.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
- GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Aug 20 10 AN. Werra- Sept u. 10 AN
IrTrave Aug 81 10 AM AIsT- -----..-Sept 81 II AN
EE1on zoii n Sept. L Noon Trave Oct. 3 II AN
FROM warren St. Brooklyn Take south Ferry-
OELRICHS & CO.. No. BROADWAY.
Louis H. Meyer. As South Third St. Phila-
HAMBURg-4MERlGAN LINE.
TWIN-sCREw EXPRESS SERVICE.
Every Thursday 10
PLYMOUTH-C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
columbia, Aug -. 10 AM A Victoria Sept T. 10 AN
+ Bismarck,Aug 2e. TsoAMI Columbia Sept 10. 10 AM
Deutschand Sept 5. 10 AM F Bismarck Sept Is TsoAM
TWIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Pretoria. Aug IT. AN sPalatia. Sept Il. 9 AN
Phoenicia noon 'vania Sept q. 10 30AAI
Patricta, Aug 81. AM Pretoria, Sept Is. An
'To Hamburg direct
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY " y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16
OLD DWMlMlOM G0N[E

Z
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth. Pinners
Point and Newport Va, connecting Petersburg.
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington, D. c., and entire
South and West.
Freight and Passenger 26. n.
foot OF Beach ST.. every day a 3 P. NJ.
H. B WALKER, Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

La Guayra, Puerto CabeIIc. Curacao and Mara
caibo via CuracaO-Cains also at san Juan. p. r.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
S. S. MARACAIBO. Saturday, Aug. - Noon
S. s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Sept Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
BOULrON BLISS & DALLETT.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-16

Receipts OF breadstufs points in thousands
three cphers 1000 omitted -four ools grain oush
as follows
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
There are q numb Der OF proud DaDa,

There are number OF proud papas
in town, made so by the recent advent
of bouncing baby boy or darling
little girl. TO the query if it's boy,
DR.. +. S. Harris, Messrs. o. C. Burt,
Frank l.. Page and John d. Stallings
answer yes, while Messrs. G.. c.. Lamb
and j. /. Miller will smile when thew
tell you it's girl.
Announcement is made of the ap-
pointment OF Starkey Y. Britt, of
Henderson, to be First Lieutenant in
the artillery corps. 1t is Presiden-
tial appointment and was won upon
merit. Mr.. Britt has been in the regu-
lar army several years and served
with conspicuous ability and credit
to himself in the Philippines.
Mr.. A. n. Griffith, manager of the
Interstate Directory Company, tells
US they have finished up the work
here and their directory of Henderson
will DO out next week. He expresses
himself as well pleased with his sue
cess here and says the Henderson
directory will be a work creditable
alike to the town and to the pub
fishers.
Mrs. Emma Russell, OF New York
City, is visiting relatives in Hender-
son. She is first cousin Of Mr.. S.
h. Allen and is also related to the
Messrs. Harris. Her husband, John
Russell, (nov decsased) was at one
time Clerk Of tho Superior Court of
Granville county, and Mrs. Russell is
well known and pleasantly remem-
bsred by many OF the GOLD LEAFS
| readers.
Mayor Switzerland and Mr.. l.. n.
Watson, of the A1tell neighborhood,
are the champion wild turkey hunters
They took to the woods in search of
game last week and came very near
breaking up the breed where they
went along. The GOLD LEAF is en-
joined from telling particulars for
fear the land will be posted against
them. Ask the Mayor to relate his
experience to you.
A. b. Cook, proprietor of Wakefield
Granite Quarries, Petersburg, Va,
wants number of quarry hands at
once. All winter job and good wages
paid. Also month hands. Mr. Cook
also offers for sale cheap a Hall self
feeding 4O-saw cotton gin and Inger-
soil hand press, 10-horse power port
able engine and boiler on wheels.
Will sell outfit all together or sepa-
| rately. See notice in another column.
Gooch's Mexican Syrup cures simple
cough as if by magic, and is the best
remedy for whCOping cough. Price 25c.
Watch Hight & Co.'S show windows.
They will be changed daily by the
hands Of the fair sex whose artistic
taste needs but to be seen to be adj
mired.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
ANNUAL CONFERENCE,
the Methodist Protestant Church
Meets In Henderson.

The 10Th annual conference of the
Methodist Protestant church convened
in Henderson last night. The ses-
sions are being held in the new Meth
odist Protestant church. perhaps the
handsomsst and most costly house Of
worship belonging to that denomina-
ton in the State. 1t is an Intelligent,
dignitied body, composed OF rspresen-
tativs men, both ministers and laity.
The president, Rev. Clifton l.. Whit
aker, is presiding. The sessions are
open to the public and some special
features OF interest outside Of the
regular routine work will be provided
for each service, At IL, 3 aud 1880
o'clock. .
The meeting last night WAS merely
preliminary and was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. J. s. Williams. He in
troducsd Mr.. T. T. Hicks, who de-
livered the address of welcome. 1t
was in Mr.. Hicks usual vein, thought
fal, humorous, pathetic, full of in
formation and Astounding in good
spirit. MIR. Williams then called on
Rev. T. M. johnson, his predecessor
as pastor here, one whom as be we'll
said We all know and love. to intro
duce Rev. A. j. Hartssll, OF Oak
Ridge, who would respond to the ad-
dress of welcome. This duty had
been assigned to Prof. J. A. Holt, but
he could not be here and Mr.. Hartsell
was asked to take his place. He is
quite young man and although call
ed upon without having had time
to prepare himsel he seemed to cstch
the inspiration Of the occasion and
spoke in an apropos and happy man
nor.
The remarks were most felicituos
all around, with enough Of wit and
humor and kindly compliments like
flowers Of sweetest fragrance thrown
in occasionally to give added zsst and
interest to the occasion. A large con-
gregation was present, the church
being taxed to its full seating capac-
ity with chairs in the aisles
TODAY take FOley's Honey and Tar
| 1t positively prevents pneumonia, or other
| serious results from colds 1t may be too
| late tomorrow. For sale by Melville Dor
| sey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
A Useful Little Article.

One Of the most useful attachments
for the sewing machine is the Magic
Tucker. With it one can do great
variety of difficult work with little
trouble and much better than with
any other device made. The Magic
Tucker is adapted to operate equally
well upon all grades of materials,
whether starched or unstarched,
light or heavy. 1t tucks without
creasing or measuring space for clus-
tiers, also wooden goods without bast-
ing, and any material that the ma
chine will SOW. Tucks ruffles with
out measuring for first tuck; box
plaits silk and other goods without
leaving ereases in center of plat;
tucks in plaids, etc.
Mrs. Manning has the agency for
the Magic Tucker in Henderson.
The Rest Prescription for Malaria
Chlls and Fever is a bottle Of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quinne in tasteleSS form. No cure
no pay. Price SOC.
Best Values. Good goods, your money s
worth. at WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
Notice..

DY AUTHORITY OF A DECREE OF
ID the Superior Court of Vance County
rendered at the September term, 1901, in
the case of Moses Reavis and wife and
Others against Anthony Marrow and others
for the sale Of land for partition, l shall
sell by public auction to the highest bidder
at the Court House door IN Henderson, \.
c., On
The First Monday i'm December, 1901,
that tract of land in Townsville Township,
Vance County, North Carolina, containing
lO6 acres, more or less, of which Henry
Marrow, now deceased. was owner at his
death 1t adjoins the lands Of ID. 5. Mar
row and his children, Daniel Marrow and
perhaps others, and is the same conveyed
to Henry Marrow by d. s. Marrow. Terms,
one-third cash, balance in II mouths. Sale
to be confirmed by the court. Possession
given at once.
T. 7. HICKS,
Commissioner.
Henderson, n. C., Oct. II, 1901.
At the time and place above mentioned
shall sell all the personal property be
longing to the estate Of Henry Marrow.
L. T HICKS,
Admins trator c. (. a. Of Henry Marrow
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-11-21
OX0NIANS WERE DELIGHTED.
Carpenters "Quo VadIs" Pronounced
One of the Strongest Companies
that Ever Visited Oxford.

Carpenters "Quo Vadis" Company
played to $169. so house in Oxford
Saturday night. And had it been
known what really strong and msri-
torious company it is the receipts no
doubt would have been much larger,
Saturday night is a bad show night
in small towns and all things con-
sidered Oxford showed up well.
Messrs. Peace & Hobgood, mana
gers of the Oxford Opera House,
write as follows to Manager Aronson:
1--WE have not as yet heard single
complaint. We think that taking the
company all together it is one Of the
strongest that has ever visited Ok
ford. They have nice lot of scenery
| and costumes. Young as 'Vinicius,
Morton as Nero, and Miss Lancaster
as 'Lygia,' are great. We would have
played them to q much larger house
had it not been Saturday night. You
will find that the company is com.
posed strictly Of ladies and gentle
| med"
Mr.. Hobgood concludes his letter
| by saying he expects to come over on
the 25th and see the play again.