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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

i7itz'lugh Lee Hon. John Cadwalader
and Dr.. Thomas Nelson Page. Decor;.-
tons were in American beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson will en-
terrain at dinner tomorrow in honor of
seye'al Of the visiting ladies and Hon.
John Cadwalader, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Morgan and the Miss
es Morgan gave an informal supper last
night after the reception, their guests
being Mrs. Turner Ashby5 Blythe Mrs.
James T. Halsey, Governor and Mrs. A.
j. Montague Mr.. and Mrs. j. Taylor Ell
Tyson. General Fitzhugh Lee and other
Philadelphia and North Carolina dele
gates. Table and parlof decora tons were
in the Confederate colors. red and white.
the color scheme being beautifully evolved
with white chrysanthemuns, red candles,
red shades and red ribbons
PERSONAL hiEMTIGN.
A charming Bijou box narty Of last
night included Mrs. Isaac Tralhimer,
cere, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs Alfred S.
Koch, OF Philadelphia; Miss Rosalie
Slusky. Of New York. Mr.. Jacob HUGH
berger, Of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. David
May, of Orange, Va The Bijou party
was followed by handsome post-theatre
supper at the Jefferson
Mrs. Joseph Ashton Vandergrift, Of
Philadelphia, with a party of friends.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Franklin Church. Of Los
Angeles CAL; Miss Gertrude Agnes
Byers. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. ". j. Nelms,
OF, Newport News, and Colonel W. W.
sale, Of Norfolk, is here in her yacht,
Marjorie She came first to Norfolk
and. Old Point and then to Richmond,
and has had delightful trip.
Miss Isabel Muller who accompanied
Mrs. Halsey and Miss Dabney Maury
Halsey to Richmond is the daughter OF
leading Philadelphia surgeon, Dr.. A.
F. Muller. She and Miss Halsey. who
form a pleasing contrast as blonde and
brunette. are devoted friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David May, Master 1r-
wing and Miss Sylvia May, OF Orange.
are In Richmond to attend the Jacobs
Thalhimer wedding.
Miss Louise N. Waldhauer, Of Savan-s
nah, Ca, will be the guest OF Miss Mary
& Z. Taylor, Of No. 2717 East Grace Street,
after Monday.
Miss Hazel Herbert left Friday to at
tend the marriage of Miss Grace Bishop
in Charlottesville, which will take place
October 2Sth.
Miss Hannah Blum, of Orange. Va
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Thai
Inner. at No. 1007 East Grace Street.
Mr.. and AIRS. "A E. Dobie, Of "Chor-
ronepee," have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Annie
May, to Joseph Marks White, Of Wake
field. November 9Th, at53 e. Min Sharon
n. E. Church, Coman's Well.
Miss Mamie Heth, Of Washington, is
the guest OF Mrs Claiborne. at 600 West
Grace Street.
Mrs. w. b. Pizzini has improved so
Steadily as to hope to be out in a week
or ten days.
a presentation Of . k1f: Judah P. Benja-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
MILLER q RnOADS
MILLER q RlfOAD
MILLER q RHO ADS
Oriental Rugs an0 Drug&ets,
Lace Curtains, Portieres an0
Upholstery Of All Kinds.

the Orient TO see the wonderful
Of and culture
Richmond
Upholstery
you'll
arrivals handsome
and ScnmC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Underwear that Women
ono Children Now Need.

A suit Of Medium or Heavy
Weight Underwear put on at once
during this changeable weather is
worth whole drug store full of
cough medicines and plasters applied
after you have influenza or pneu-
monia.. Try our moderately priced
underwear as a preventive.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, white
wool, the Oxford cut, perfect fitting,
with finished seams, pants with French
band, Use, S1.00.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Cotton Fleece
Lined Vests, neck trimmed with silk
crochet and silk tape, pants made with
French band, soc,
Jersey Ribbed Combination Suits in
the Onsita and straight buttoned, all
Gotten. part wool and Atwood, SOC, Use,
$1.0O, $1.5O.
Boys Silk Fleece Lined Shirts AMI
Drawers, sizes "a to "a, soc.
Chi:drens Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, ali sizes,
Csc.
The Rupens Shirt for infants in part
wool and all cotton, Csc to S1.25.
The Alma Sleeve Infants Wrapper,
part wool and Atwood. soc to S1.00.
Children's Sleeping Garments, Jersey
ribbed, fleece lined, all sizes, soc.
Ladies' Long Sleeve Corset Covers,
Jersey ribbed, 29c, 35c, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

All-Wool Smyrna Art Squares, medal
Jon and Persian designs, SKA yards.
$500.
Good quality Moquet and Body Brus-
sels, Druggets in the best makes, ORR
entail aud floral designs, SKA yards, $50.
Best quality AlI-Wool Smyrna Rug,
4x7 feet, Oriental and Persian designs,
for $500.
Same quality, 56x72 inches, $3.50.
Same quality, 3ox6o inches, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Special Q Opportunities this Week
in Ready-Made Bedding.

The reason such good qualities Of
Sheets and Pillow and Bolster Cases
can be sold at such low prices is:
They're manufactured in large
quantities aud we buy in large
ouantities-being satisfied with a
small margin Of profit.
Bgached Sheets.
size, 63xoo-inch. soc.
size. 72xoo-inch. 45c.
Size, 5lx90-iHeh. soc.
Size, 90xs0-inch, SOC.
Pi7Iow Gases.
size. 42x56-inch. ios.
Size, <5x3o-inch, 15c.
Bolster Cases.
Size, +2x72-lneh, 20o.
Size, 4sx72-inch, 33C.
Flannels for tie Cold Weather.
One Of 'em-and one Of the best
we've ever hadis Medicated
Twill Flannel for 39c8a yard. rs
all pure wooi, too.
Heavy Twill Flannel, gray, navy. ro3
and white. Sc.
lain White Flannel, all wool. 2s<.
Extra good quality plain White Flan-
mel. yard wide. Soc.
Al-Wool Skirting Flannel, 20 inches
wide, only 59e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Extra fine line of real Renaissance
Lace Curtains, 31a yards long, extra
wide, $500 to $16.5O.
Antique Scrim Curtains. wide lace
edge and inserting, 81 yards long.
48 inches wide, 1898 and $500
per pair.
Handmade Tambour and Irish Point
Curtains, all new designs, plain and f1g-
ured centres, 31a and yards long,
$500, $3.50, $3.50, So. SO.
Fine quality Nottingham Curtains
in Irish point and Brussels effects,
81 and 4 yards long, some with the
new ruffle effect edge, special value,
$3.50 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Our New Corsets.

! Oh.
Don't have your new gown made
or select your suit until you've been
properly fitted with a new Corset
from our department. It's very
important part Of your Quitting in
these days Of close fitting waists.
The La Princess Corset, boned With
real wha!ebone, made OF fine coutil
and trimmed with lace and ribbon,
$500. The model for medium figure.
The Bon Ton, boned with steel, made
of fine coutil and trimmed with satin
ribbon, and for medium and tu!l
figures, $3.50.
The C. g. A La Spirite in the new
princess hip, made of fine couti, trim
med with lace and ribbon, for medium
and large figures, in several models,
$1.00, $3.50, $500, $3.50. $500,
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Two Of the New Walking Skirts,

They're cut the proper length. Of
course-and they'll stand hard
service-which many skirts that 90
under this name won't do.
S3.9S for well made Tailored Skirt
Of good melton in black and blue, slot
scanned.
$5.98 for a fine Melton Skirt with
killed bottom-good materia! and perfect
flttins -Oxford and green mixtures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Pretty Patterns in
New Wash Goods,

There doesn't seem to be any
limit to either the beauty or utility
Of the wash stuffs this fall.
Serpentine Crepons in light eve
ming shades are particularly pretty.
Some in plain effects are l2Hc.
others with corded effects are 16c.
Both styles 28-inches wide.
New Fannelette. in stripes and
figures. The 121ac goods for DC.
Outings In checks and stripes. per
yard, 6Nc.
:8 Persian Striped Flannelette, 34-inches
wide, only ! Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Alice Larcombe and Mr.. Blair
Burwcll Stringfellow will be married No
vember 18th in the Larcombe home in
Washington by the Rev. DIR. D. j. stat
ford of ST. Patrick's Church. Miss
Edythe White and Miss Hessie Cooper,
Of Jacksonville, Fla, will attend the
bride and Mr.. James Stringfellow will be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Invitations have been issued announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Mary Burton,
daughter of Mr.. John II. Burton, to Mr..
Richeiieu Hatcher. The ceremony will
take place Tuesday, October 2Sth, at half
past o'clock in the Methodist Church
at Chester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Towels.

The towels to-day could take up.
a big share Of the news space if we.
gave them all they merited. but
we can't do it-much as we'd
like to.
Among the great variety there are
some we've picked out especially.
such as a genuine Old Bleach Z
Huck Towel, 20x40 inches. It's
hemstitched and can be used before
it's Numbered. SIC.
21x.4-lnch, ali linen. Knotted Fringe
Danask Towel, 25c.
assortei coorei borders, special. at
1sxso-inch full beached Turkish Bath
Towel, iOc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs Walter Enders Grant for the
marriage eff their daughter. Miss anne
Elizabeth Grant, to MIR. Thomas Savage
ArInistead. The wedding ceremony will
take place at r. NJ. November 11th.
1T Tie home OF tie BRIDE at GIantlands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson will en-.
terrain at dinner tomorrow in honor of
seve1al Of the visiting ladies and Hon.
John Cadwalader, of Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Commonwealth Club yesterday to General
Titz'ugh Lee, Hon. John Cadwalade1
and Dr.. Thomas Nelson Page. Decor;.-
tons were in American beauties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
Pretty Silk Waists
at Special Prices.

Special not only because the price
is moderate, but the waists them
selves are far above the ordinary
garments at higher prices. S4.48
for the best Peau de Sole or Taffeta
Waist that we have ever had to sell
at such a low figure. Tabernacle
and a beautiful garment.
1928 for a Tafista Waist in light blue,
white, navy AMI black, slot seams,
trimmed with small buttons and tailor
made all through.
9Ae New Furs are Here.
You'll need furs this season and
it's something for you to know. isn't
it, just where you can purchase not
only economically, as far as price is
concerned. but safely !!
For 81 90 we have an Electric Seal
Scarf made with six tails.
Isabella, Fox or Black Marten ScaTfs
for sS.o8, s6.98, 1898 and $1,000,
made with six small tails or two broad
tails.
1898 for Hare Scarfs, either black
or coored. made very full with SIX good
tails
Children's Fur Sets, in different de-
signs, 81 100 to 50. 90 per set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

The Confederate Memorial Literary So
cicty will meet Wednesday, October 29th,
at noon in the Museum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

The Central Committee of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiquities will hold called meeting Tues
day. October 18th, at P. NJ, in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Down Cushions--All ready
/ for use. covered with art Saline.
Rufflcd edges, very attractive,
sc and 59c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

The enga cement and approaching we'd
ding is announced of Miss Fannie Dos
well Conway. the daughter OF DR.. d. G.
.'enw3A of Rapdan, orange county, and
Ail Henry G.. NNarren, OF Richmond, the
son OF. Mrs Annie L, and the late George
NJ. Warren. who is associated in business
with the Southern Bell Telephone Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

llae wedding ceremony will take place
the evening of November 18th in the home
OF the bride at Rapidane and after their
y eiding trip the young couple will make
the:I home III Richmond. The popularity
which both bride and sroonl-elect enjoy.
and The fact that both have many. friends
in this city, will render the double an
nouncemen> Very interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Mary Emma Guffey and Mr.. Car.
ron .4Ilier. the son Of Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam G. Miller, will be married at Inc
ZONE OF the bride, In Pittsburg. Tues
Eay October 2Sth DR.. Clifton Miller,
who went to PlllsbUrs Saturday. will be
his brothers best man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
The Colonial, names left promptly at
1.oo A. NJ yesterday and reached West
over at about 1880 They We're received
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
The New Goats This Year.

You re not dependent upon one
style in selecting here-our stock
incorporates the best ideas of many
tailors. Two points they possess IN
common. though good material
aud perfect tailoring.
Double Breasted Jacket for $500.
black or coloIed kersey, lined, ard with
shaped collar.
$1,000 for new Coat with fitted
back, velvet collar and Satin lined
This garment is tucked all over.
Two Monte Carlos this morning
one for S6.48 is in tan. black or
castor kersey with single inverted
pleat-the other for $500 has
double cape. new collar and sleeves.
and the coat and cape lined with
guaranteed satin.
Linen News for This Week.
A few weeks more and one of the
great days of the year will be with
Thanksgiving Day.
A well set table is necessary
pa VI tuC udy LUZ uiSl1i4SSp d11o
we want you to look at our Fine
Bleached Irish Table Damask, 2119
yards wide. for $500 per yard.
made by Richardson. of Belfast.
It's an extra good value even for
this famous Irish house to send out.
Richardson's Fine Eleached Damask,
2yards wide. 90
German Table DdmGsk.
All Pure Linen, Silver Biea1hed, spe
cial at soc yard.
III Napkins.
size Full Bleached Irish Linen Nap
kins, s1.50.
y size Full Bleached Irish Linen Nap
kins, 79c-
Large size all pure Linen Doyliss.s
white with colored BORDERS ana plain
white, ooc per dozen.
Buffet Scars.
1sx66-Inehes Frnged Scarf. 21c.
1sx54-inches Open Work Scar's, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Grant has been recognized since
ittr entrance into Richmond society as
l5ei,e & beauty and a beile. Mr., Armi-
:s:ezfei, who is equally we'll known. is the
secretary Of the Armistead-Lefebvre
COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame and Air:
Walter Herr1don Miles will be married
in Memorial Episcopal Church, Baltl-
more. November 1es III. The Rev. DR.. Dame,
assisted by his son, the Rev. William
page Dame, will perform the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Frances Myrtle Smith, the daugh-
fer of Colonel w. P. Smith, of Stanton,
and Mr.. Harry B. Woodward, associated
in business with the Bell Book and sta
tionery Company, will be married NO
MEMBER Sd in StaMnLon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Miss Louise N. Waldhauer, of sava.n-
nah. Ca, will be the guest OF Miss Mary
Taylor, Of No. 2717 East Grace Street
after Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs David May, Master If.
wing and Miss Sylvia May, OF Orange,
are In Richmond to attend the Jacobs.
Thalhimer wedding.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
A Useful 1ap.

One CT the most complete and use
ful maps. we have seen is .he His
torical Compendium and County Ga
zetteer." compiled by d. c. Mangum,
of Durham. copy of which was
shown us by Mr.. F.. Nj. Pearce. 1t is
a map of the State and complete
history of the important events that
have occurred IN the State. In a
mere reference to the work it is I'M
possible to give an adequate idea Of
its character and value. II must be
seen to be appreciated. Such a work
will be o: great benefit in the school
room and should find 4 place in every
home. Mr. b. \. Duke, whose gener-
o>ity is constantly finding expression
in one way or another, was quick TO
appreciate the value of the '.Histori-
cal Compendium and Gazetteer, and
has put one in every public school
room in Durham county, one hundred
and eight in all
The map is printed by Rand 4 Nc
Nally, Chicago. 3N4 feet in size, and
is up to date. The map of the State
is printed in the centre, and on the
sides. top and bottom. the historical
data and other Information concern
inr the State-matter which has not
before becn compiled and printed in
/ concise form-is given. On the back
the name Of every lake, river and
I creek is given, together with it's loca-
ton,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
TWO VALUABLE CITIZENS.

Would that every community had 4
few such citizens as Mr.. b. y. Duke
and Gen. }. :. Carr. OF Durham. The
Raleigh Post correspondent says:
Mr.. b. \. Duke has given to each
school room in Durham county copy
of the Historical Compendium and
County Gazetteer, recently compiled
by Mr.. ID. {. Mangum. At il meeting
of the teachers of the county Satur-
day they passed resolutions of thanks
for the generosity Of Mr.. Duke and
paid high compliment to the work
of Mr.. Mangum. The teachers in
their resolution said that the Com
pendulum and Gazetteer was some
thing that had been needed long
time. 1t is a late map of the State
together with condensed history of
the leading events that went to max e
up the history of the State. giving the
date of each. Mr.. Duke purchased
one hundred and eight, enough to put
one in each school room in the
county, including the city schools.
1t is learned that he is thinking of
buying quite number of these Com
psdlums and presenting them to
schools in other counties.
The teachers also passed 4 reSoIu-
ton thanking General Carr for what
he had done towards getting rural
libraries in the schools On account
OF his generosity and liberality it was
possible for every school in the
county to get a library. in this Dur
ham county takes the lead Of every
county in the State.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08

''Another Cropsey case was re-
ported from LenOir last week. but
later developments seem to show that
the young woman Miss Cordella
ChildressD was mentally unbalanced
and wandered from home. No suspl-
cion OF foul play attaches to the man
in the case-a reputable gentleman
who left her at the door crying
after he had admitted to her that he
was engaged to another Young lady.
At the biz educational meeting. III
Charlotte last Friday. where Gov.
AycOck. Dr. McIver and Others spoke.
nearly all OF the 5000 required to
secure the Gift Of SO. 900 was raised
and 81 900 OF the 81, 600 will 90 to
Henderson county. the balance to
rural schools iii Mecklenburg.
The farmers OF this tWake) county
and some Of tire counties East of here
are complaining seriously OF the
scarcity OF farm labor. \ large mum
Der OF negroes are migrating North
at til" time OF year they are most
needed. some 800 having gone from
this Immediate vicinity
LLEWNAM
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Honest Shoe Values.

Tti>er 4 PAYNE have All ADVERTISED
nlrnt in he GOLD LEAF in which they
have something TO say about hpi.,s st
shoe values. They have Il splendid
stock Of fDnt"tar for mn. WrnItu
and children, low prir''t, med;u!n and
fine goods. and when You buE of them
you may be assured OF getting your
mOnrv'S worth. Theirs is frank
straightforward way Of doing bust
ness, and when they tell yon shoe
is i good, honest wearing shoe they
mean it is one that viii give entire
satisfaction for he price paid. And
when they sell YOU shoe that they
cant fully recommend they will tell
YOU SO. 1t is the boast OF Teiser 4
Payne that they do not sell anything
to anyone without they know exactly
what they are buying. 1t is 4 salts
faction always to deal with honest
people in whom YOU can place reliance
whether YOU ale a Judge Of goods OF
not.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
Returned to Tier Western HOme.

Mrs. John Livingstone of Fremont.
Nebraska. who came Il few weeks ago
to visit relatives and friends i'll the
vicinity left Sunday for her Western
home. She WAS accompanied by her
little son whose declining health
caused her to come South at this
time The little fellow grew rapidly
worse and his condition became such
that the anxious mot her decided 1t
best to hurry back home with him.
T. S-Later information comes
that upon reaching Washington the
little boy died The body was turned
over to an undertaken and prepared
for burial, after which tn" broken
hearted mother proceeded on her
Journey to Nebraska with it for
burial. The svmpatiehs OF Il host OF
friends in this her chldhOOd's home
90 out to Mrs Livingston in her Sore
btrp;t NtInpllt
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
commissioners fleeing.

The Board of County mmisSioners
met in regular monthly session Mon
dav, all the memb erS. Messrs. James
Amos, chairman; J. A. Fleming, p. A.
Bobbitt, ii. W. Crews, H. L. Shanks.
present. The usual routine business
was transacted outside of which the
most important coming before the
Board was the following.
James Amos, chairman, and Capt
W. Is. Shaw, county attorney, were
appointed a committee to settle with
the sheriff.
An order was made to have a new
fence put around the court house
square and work has been begun on
same.
The county has bought the house
and lot adjoining the jail for per
manent jailor's residence.
A new fence will be put around the
Jail and the lot beautiieh.
house has already been built and
an enclosure made for he blood hound
recently purchased.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
Only Small Number Haven't Paid Poll
Tax

1t is to be doubted if|any county ia
the State can make better showing
a, regards the payment Of poll tax in
proportion TO mum bers liab thereto.
Nance's delinquent list is very small,
only about 40 white men who are
liable to poll tax and entitled to vote
not having paid. There are some
others on the books but these have
gone away and are not reckoned in
the count.
Every white man in William, 5oro
township diving there has paid. The
same is true a. regard, Nutbu-h. and
only one has not paid in MiddIebur-.
OF the white men who nave failed
to qualify themselves to vote by pay
ment of poll tax i, j. believed they
are about equally divided as between
Democrats, Republicans and Popu
lists.
Over 100 negroes have not paid.
The majority Of these are Of the
younger generation, most Of whom
can read and write As a rule the
older ones, who own some property
but have not had the educational adj
vantage5 that the Younger class Of
negroes have. paid up better. This
is contrary to expectation but il i
true nevertheless.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
Don't Start Wrong

DON'T start The summer with linser ~
c"u-h or cold. We all know what IA
">ummrr c"!l' is. is the hardest kin ito
cure. ofI'n it "han.> ,n' through the IN
ire. >, ;i,s,n. Take it III hand right now. A
fw doses one Minute e. "-h Cure will set
yea RICH Sure cure for coughs, colds,
Group, CT p, bronchitis, all threat and lung
troubles. Ats" u.cIv safe. Acts at once.
Children Ike it ''One Minute Cough
Cure is the hes, cough medicine | e,cr
used, says J. Il. Bnw!e>, Grovejon. y. II
Il never lunnd anything else that worked
50 safely and quickly " ". W Parker
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-05-08
NOTICE..

10y AUTHOR TY OF \ DEED IN
ID Trust executed by Wilson Hicks
(col. and wife kittie Hicks, on Dec. 2nd
1887, and registered in Book of Deeds in
Trust on page 80 in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Vance County, | shall, at
the request of Cambridge Hawkins, holder
of the note secured thereby, sell tor cash
by public auction at the Court House door
in Henderson on
Monday, June ., 1902,
a tract of land near Brookston, in Vance
County, beginning at 4 pine stump. Mrs.
Benefits and Cheatham's corner, then
S. 76o w. passing through spring IS
poles to a spring branch; then down said
branch as it meanders n, go w. poles
n. 60 W. 10 poles. n. 20 K. 10 poles, n. CSC
W. "a poles, n. so W. poles to pprsim-
mon and pine and maple, Stainback s
cornti; then w. As poles; then 5 10
w. 25L poles to pine; then 5. 12o W 70
poles to stone; then ). 1917 poles; then
N. $50 Z. ia poles to Hawkins corl.er on
new road; then \. - f 26I poles to the
beginning, containing 1919 acres but 3
acres sold off on the West side to Lewis
Hawkins are excepted from above boun-
diaries.
Henderson, n G.. May !, 1902
+. A. BOBBITT,
Trustee
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