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IIEXDEKSOX, X. C,
THURSDAY. OCT. 20, 1887.
LOVE'S TRIUMPH.
New York Graphic
When the mnni broke clear and the sun
rsH bright, , , .
And lh -a, which had tossed through that
terrible niht.
On that rock-bound shore.
Ceased to MirK d to swell in waves
mountain hiirh.
Ceased t's its foam angrily up toward
the sky,
I its horrible roar ;
Then she st.le from lier cot, with her babe
clorelv pressed
Gainst her heart, which had widly throbbed
in her breat
Through the wearisome night ;
And she moved to the cliffs, which stood
hijjh and .steep.
And, with wide-staring eyes, looked out on
the deep
In the clear morning light.
That vast sea was as smooth as a lake that's
at rest ; , ,
Not a wave could be seen npon its broad
breast
As it rolled to the land ;
Yet it silently swept far up on the beach,
Every time it came up striving higher to
reach
Upon the bleak strand.
For a moment her heart was filled with af
fright, While she gazed on the sea, lit by morning 3
clear light.
And saw far and near,
On the breast of the deep, bits of hull and
of mast,
Which told of the tempest that o'er it had
passed
In that night bleak and drear.
Twas her fisherman husband for whom she
feared ;
For his bo it on the ocean she eagerly
peered,
But no sail was in sight ;
Then her eyes chanced to turn from the
sea to the land,
And she saw a man's form lying still on
the sand
In the clear morning light.
Something strange in that form for a breath
stopped her heart,
Something known in that form caused the
life blood to dart
Through her losom once more ;
For a moment she scarcely could gather her
breath.
For a moment her face was ghastly as
death,
As she gazed at the shore.
Then she rushed to her hut, took the babe
from her breast.
And, leaving the child in his cradle to rest,
She hastened to ro
Down the path, that was cut in the cliff's
rugged side,
To the sands where the ocean's still rising
tide
Came steady and slow.
With a fast beating heart along the dry
beach.
Which the incoming tide was trying to
reach,
She flew o'er the ground ;
In the form which lay there, as if dead, on
its side.
In the spot where 'twas left by the last
rising tide.
Her husband was fonud.
At his side in an instant she dropped on
her knee,
And eagerly peered at his features to sec
Were lie liv ing or dead ;
Hut she saw that his face was as ghastly as
death,
And there came foom his lips not even a
breath
As she lifted his head.
Then the shirt o'er his breast she tore
quickly apart.
And her quivering hand she placed on his
heart
For a moment's brief space ;
As she felt his heart's throb uncertain and
slight.
Her breast tilled with joy, her eyes shone
with a light
Which transformed her face.
ITe was ghastly and eold as he lay on the
sand
At the spot unto which he'd been swept on
the strand
liy that terrible storm,
liut her heart leaped for Joy in the breast
of that wife.
For she'l teit his blood throb and she knew
there was life
In that almost dead form.
With the strength of a giant, born of her
love.
She carried that form to the cliff top above,
From the surf-beaten shore ;
And she dared 011 the way not a moment to
rest.
Lest the heart that so faintly beat ia his
breast
Should cease evermore.
To their cot, near at hand, her burden she
bore.
And, though herframeshook as she eutered
the door,
lier heart did not quail ;
Yet she sighed when she'd placed his form
on tlie bed.
For his eyes were wide staring as If he were
dead,
And his face ghastly ple.
With the courage of love she fought for his
life,
With the vigor of love she entered the strife
And conquered grim Death ;
For she saw, in good time, light gleam in
his eye.
And she heard withdelight from his bosom
a sigh,
And she felt his faint breath.
Iiove had won, as oft times it had won be
fore ;
Love had won, as it will till our loving is
o'er.
Till wo pass from this earth ;
Strength had come to her arms as lier hus
band she bore,
Strength had come to her frame that she'd
ne'er known before
Till love gave it birth.
Depends upon What Kind is Referred to
Durham Tobacco riant. 1
Query for the press : Has North
Carolina more dogs than sheep ?
J'rogressive Far met.
II you mean those four-legged wooly
bleaters, yes. But it you mean by
"sheep" timid legislators and scary
political bleaters, no.
The Bankof Hnderson
HENDERSON, VANCE COUNTY, N. O.
tteneral Ilaukliigr. Exchange and
Coliectiou Uusines.
.... " wijixs Negotiated
on good farms lor a term of years in
?.U.T f HU,1L uPwarn t 8 r cent
,"",,w" ""eraie charges. Apply to
"J. n.o. JIUKlilVYN,
At the IUi.k of Henderson.
yyM. H. S. BURG VTN,
ATTORNEY -A.T LAW,
HENDERSON, C.
Persons desiring to consult me profes
luo L.uk ot Uendersoij Bu;lding.
Why Not Take A Life Policy?
YU cannot y. I am not able to
kyep up a Life Policy."
A very little outlay wi I do it. Yon ran,
by taking a Policy, create in an in tan t.
a capital of $l, 00 fir your family though
you be ever so poor, for although the
anoui-1 premium may seem a sum of
Home imporanee, a fzvo cents l-tid by
each week will m ik up the amount.
You canot say, "If I stop paying I
shall lose all I have put in."
On ordinary f r:us ot anxurance. if
from any ciU56 you a e unab 1 to coo-
I tinue your payment, y -u umy secure an
equi'able return upon th me alreaoy
made upon the surrend -r of your policy
subject to the company's rul ;s.
You cannot say, "Life Assurance is
not a profitable in vestment""
If it be not go, how is it that thousands
of the shrewdest business men ii the
country inv-st their funds in this way?
Examine a list of the names of those who
are to-day carrying large pdicies and
fudge f r yourself an t the merits of Life
Assurance, viewed simply as a financial
transaction.
You wi'l find that the most prominent
men, business men of tlie'liighest repu
tation, a-HUre their lives. Many of them
to the amount of g-10 000, or $100,000. or
even half or three-q larters of a million.
J. K. YOr.NG,
Life and Fire Insurance AciEMt,
Henderson. N. C
Policies written in tirtt-class conipa
ui s only.
SOME TESTIMONIALS.
Extracts From Letters Written
by Tontine Policy Holders of
the Equitable Lite Assurance
Society of the United States.
In reply to yours of the 10th inst., I
will sav that 1 was the holder of Policy No.
42.3G7 for 5,000, 15 year Tontine, the re
sults of which were published by yon, and
are correct. 1 selet ted the cash settlement
and took a new policy on the same plan.
I will say that I am perfectly satisfied with
my insurance in The Equitable on the 15
year Tontine plan. JoilN. ij. Hall,
Sedalia, Mo.,
Your letter of yesterday containing check
in payment on my $10,000 Tontine in
surance policies, Nus. 61,541-2, has reach
ed me safely and and in return I desire to
present The Equitable my sincere thanks
for the promptness with which it lias set
tled my claim.
Charles E. Prisfau,
(Jrand Rapids, Wis.
The policy of $10,000 was carried for ten
years at a cost of only $1.88 per $1,000
The notioe from The Fq-iitalrfe va
duly received, regarding my Tontine
policy. I have decided to accept Option
No. 3. I do not feel like giving up my
insurance in The Eq'iiiable, as I prize it
highly. H. H. Story,
Piatt- burgh, Pa.
Your favor showing the results of my
Tontine policy. No. 2 8S6. was duly re
ceived. I have determined to surrender
it for its cash value, $48.45. Then I
am perfectly satisfied with the outcome,
I need scarcely add, in view nf the fact
that I have since taken out a new 1,000
policy, 13 year Semi-.Tontine.
J. I. n j m,
Baltimore, Ml.
1 acknowledge the receipt of Eq lita
b'e Society's cheek for $757 25. being set
tlement lor my Ten-year Tontiue poli
cy. Allow me to exDress my entire
satisfaction with the resul, as I have
been insured for ten years for but $579
per thousand. 1 h'im as A. Parke.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
I am leased with the settlement allow
ed on my Ten-year Tontine policy
which matures January I, 186, and
have concluded to take the first option
and continue my inssurance upou the
ordinary life pian, taking my surplus
S210.09 in cash. Please send me a check
tor my surplus. Alios Salzenstein,
Athens, III.
Learning that I have bien repeatedly
quoted as being vry dissatisfied witu
the settlement of my Toutine Policy iu
The Equitable, I oeom it necessary in
justice to my.M!f and your company,
to make a clear and emphatic denial.
Far from being dissatisfied, I claim that
I have had the cheapest! insurance, for
the ten years my policy was iu force, I
have bad yet. The figures; show that
my insurance cost me exactly $5.83 ptr
thousand, which will, in mv estimatiou,
be hard to beat. O. 8culeiter,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
J. R. Young,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent,
Henderson, X. C.
Policies written in first-class compa
nies only.
COMBINED WITH GREAT REFRACT-
mu ruvvtK.
THEY ARE AS TRANSPARENT AND COL-
"""mi An uoui IISfclLK,
Ami for Knftiiocc nrsii.i.nn .
not be excelled, enabling the wearer to read
Uv....a Buiiuuii.iugue, in tact, tliev nr
Perfect Siht Preservers.
7u??2?,tr?w' the ,eaJinR Physicians in
had their sight improved by their ull C
All Eyes Fitted and the Fit Guaranteed bv
W T. CHEATHAM & CO.,
Henderson. - - - n. C.
These gUsscs are not supplied to peddlers
at any price. a . K. HA W K Fs
Who.esale depots: Atlanta. Ga.; Austin, Te'x.
JAS. E. BARNES
Whoesala Al Retail
DEALER IX
OYSTERS,
Xo. 11 Campbell AVliarf,
Norfolk, : : Virginia.
sept 292 I. 0
CUT YOUR HEAD OFF!
DAVE HAWKINS, THE OLDEST
barber iu Henderson, has an envi
able reputation in the business Hi.
shop over Currin's bi lird loon, s
hardsomely and comf;rtfcbly fitted un
and heKivesaDeatru-urs and tXsk
lonable hair cut.
I wr-uld respectfully notify my frierds
and the pnl lic generally that I have
moved to Henderson, and opened a
Feed Store,
in th OLD W ATKINS BUILDING,
where I keep a lull sUply of fie.-ii
Watsr-Ground Heal,
(from Rowl-uiu'd Mil!)
FLOUR,
IP STUFF,
OATS,
SEED WHEAT,
KYF,
SUlNiit.E,
LATHS, tc,
Cheap for Cash.
Vt'ill pay highest fash i.riees for Cor ,
Wheal, Tens-, e Mr. J. H. Mah(ne is
with me and will be pleaded to se yon.
f'emember the place Yratkiu' oiu
store Louse, next to Draper.
l'.es-p.-it-tfiTy,
Yrr, W. EOWLAXD.
HENDERSON, N. C.
oct. 133 i
PALL
ANNOUNCEMENT !
I carry the largest and most complete
stock of fine
Shoes and Hats
In this part of North Carolina and sell
them at prices thnt defy competition.
My goods arc mxde to my special order
ly the follovt ipg bih s'andiuy: f,ietorie
mentioned: Evctt lircs., ladies' and
Jlisxes' tine h:tnd made tbeH in mot
fashionable styles; T. J. McG ruder',
fine hand made D'ingola, Kangaroo and
French kid for ldien and Misses; ccrn
mon sense and Eniih walking bto. ;
E. P. Ked A (O.'d most popular styles;
(Jbas. Heisei's handmade French kid
and Cordivans for trents and youths. In
all, a better line of high trntde shoes than
is usually foond in any city store.
Misses' and children's Solir Tips a spe
cial y. Feeling flattered by my success
in running an txjlusivelySUOF, HAT
aod GEN IV
Furnishing Goods
store, I have laid in a larger stoeir this
sea&ou Mian ever before. A mammoth
stock of NECKTIES. TRUNKS and
VALISES at foetory price. Try VIC
TORIA CORN PLASTEt Thankful
for the liberal and increasing patronage
of the public, Very Respectfully,
A. R. AGLEA,
HENDERSON, N. C.
aug :'6. a
A GOLDEN
OPPOHTUXITY
To furnish your home by
EASY PAYMENTS.
We have just opened wiha full liu6 of
Furniture
5
Which we are selling CHEAT FOR
CASH aud ou the
Instalment Plan.
One-third cash and balance in wet In
payments. FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIP
TIONS, Mattresses, Clocks, Pictures, &c.
J.M.RYALL&CO.,
O'NEIL BUILDING,
Henderson, : : : : N. C.
J. W. HUHTEK & CO.
-DEALERS IN-
Dry Goods and Notions.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Shirts, Drawers, Sc.,
40, 43 and 44 Commerce Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
aug. 233 1.
STOP AT THE
1W Piffi ED,
NORFOLK, VA.
B. R BROWN. &. CO,
PROPRIETORS.
First-Class in all its Appointments.
sept. 29-6 l.j
ISGo. Estublisbed
18C5.
M. L. T. DAVIS & CO.
5
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND DEALERS IN
Flour, Provisions
Fish Salt k
S. E. Cor. Water & Commeree Sts.
Norfolk, Va,
aept. 29-6 I.
Valuable Farm for Sale !
I off-r for sale a valuable farm situated
near the town of Henderson, aud con.
taming one hundred and sixtr (W0)
acres. Land finely adapted to e rw
A. C. ZOLLICOFFER
9
mhi.v.
1 m EiaflU
ttt a mm
22
3 !
A SPECIFIC FOR
fOITOjlSBASES
seen
Painful
rofase
I uppressed
Scanty and Mm
rreirnlar
MENSTRUATION or
ONTELY SICKNESS.
If taken during the CHANGE OP LIFE, great
offering and danger will be avoided. .J??-Send for
book ".Message to Women," mailed tree.
Braxctixld Bsoulxtob Co., Atlanta, Ga.
JAS, H.L ASSITER & SON.
WOULD CALL THE ATTEN
TION OF THE PUBLIC TO
TIJEirw LARGE AND
Selected Stock
-Consisting of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, HARDWARE,
CROCERIES, GLASSWARE,
SUGAR, COFFEE,
MOLASSES, FLOUR, MEAL,
CORN, OATS, HAY
BACON, LARD, FISH, &c, &c.
Also a large quantity of
Standard Fertilizers
Consisting of
WHANNS' PLOW BRAND,
PACIFIC GUANO
For Cotton and Tobacco.
PATAPSCO GUANO,
For Cotton and Tobacco.
SPECIAL TOBCCO MANURE,
STAR BRAND FERTILIZER, Sec.
JAS. H. LASSITER & SON,
Henderson, N. C.
may 1", a.
REMOVAL!
MY FlilENDS AND TH E PUBLIC WILL
PLEASE HEM EMBER 'Hi AT I
HAVE MOVED FROM THE
CORNER NEXT TO
COOPER'S WARE
HOUSE TO THE
EJVETT BUILJ)J1TG
(late the New York Casn Store)
Just a few do-rs from my old sanr',
wuere. witn a larger and better arrange.!
house, troutinsr on Garnet and Munu
Komey streets. I propose to ktep a large
tjiwinn 01 eiioice
DRY GOODS,
EOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
GROCERIES,
TIN AND
CROCKERY WARE,
&C, &C.
I keep on hand lrge quantities of
Lime, Cement,
Windows I Doors.
1 also make a specialty of
Flour, Meat, Meal,
Feed Stuffs, &c
Profoundly thankful fnr th patronago
extended me in the pst, I shall endeavor
to merit its continuance.
J. Hiram Goodrich,
Henderson - - n. C.
POMONA HILL NURSERIES,
POMONA, N. C,
Two and a half nil-s west of Greensboro,
X. C. The main line of iho K. & D. R.
R. passes through thn grounds and
within 100 feet f the office. Salem traii-8
make regular stops twice dai y each
way. Tuose interested in Fruit and
Fruit growers i-re ordiaJIv ii.vit'd to
inspect this the lrgst nursery in the
State and one among the largest iu the
South.
The proprietor has for rrar y years vi
iteii the leading Nurseries "Xonh and
West, andcorresj?tied with t nose of f r
egn couniries. gatheriuar tvery fruir
that was calculitud to suit the South,
both nati"e and foreign. The reputation
of Pomona HiM Nurseries is such that
many agents going out from Greens
boro, representing other nurseries, trv
to lrave the impression that th-y are
representir g these nurseries. Wuy do
t:iey do it? Let the pubUc answer.
I haye in stock growing (and can show
visitors tiae same) the largest and best
stock of tree?, fce , ever shown or seen in
any two rurseries in Xorth Carolina
consisting of apple, peaefc. par, cherry)
plum, grape, Japanese persimmon. Jap
au-se pin t. aori ct, nectatice, Russian
apricot, mulberry, piinee". Small fruits:
Strawberrv, rapl 1 ry. cuj ranU, pe aus.
Engli-iu walnuts, rhubarb, asparagus,
evergreen. thade trees, rosea. &f .
Give yourorder to my au?h- rized agent
or order direct from the nuis-ry. Cor
respondence solicited. I)e-cript ve cat
alogues free to applicants. Add re,
J. Van Lixclkt,
Pomona, Oail.ord countv, N. C.
may 2(3, 1 c.J
1 ; 1
For a cool, refreshing drink, fixed up to suit the most fastidious,
GO TO GIBSON'S
BAB, BILLIABD AND POOL SALOON,
GrZRisnETT Street.
In Cooper building next to postornce, where you will find the most popular
brands 01 mountain and Kentucky rye and corn whiskeys, domestic and im-
iitu uiauuic, wmes, vvc, togetner witn the celebrated Aurora and Bud
weuser beers fresh from the ice house. Cigars, cigarettes and chewing tobacco.
Elegant billiard and pool tables in a quiet, cool place. With prompt and
polite attention, and a long experience in the business, I hope to please mv
Pwuua iii UK iumrc as in tne past.
J OIIN E.
7-7-A.
YT ATCHSS -A.isnD JEWELRY
P. wTc'KOFF'S,
HENDERSON, ------- N. C.
SOLID and HEAVY PLATED SILVERWARE of MANY KINDS and NOVELTIES
You will be surnrised t" see hw oilman von oan purchase In the jewelry line,
in fact, I endeavor to sell all goods in mr line
--A.T REDUCED RATES.-
Le Mare's ltock and Trvstal SppRtac'ea and Ee Glasses which I carry in stock are
the bst for the yes and vry, very chap.
With an experience of firt.v (40) yar.s I fin ur I can suit you. WATCHES
AND JEWELRY REPAIRED.
.Luther
SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, ' BRACKETS, STAIR RAILS, NEWELS, BUILDERS
HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS. GLASS, PUTTY
AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Nos. 16 West Side Market Pqu vre, aod 49 Roa loke Ave.,
Norfolk, Virginia.
Established in 1870. oct 29, lc
3 trnZZmr-r Over Ten Thousand 1'rial
gj y jXtXixyitages mailed to pa-
JJk. XlsCKa i.. iwhomtookatolHroai
A I tad leal Ours for NerronaDnhilitT. Oronnii
Weaincos BndPhysi cal Decay in Yonna or Mid
fill AffitH Va Tiui.; fA.r:Aiv - .
IUoascnacu3i3 tney &bsolutl reeroro pitnatnraly
Berfect ana full Manly Strength and Vifrorons Hbi.!'h.
vTo those who 6uTor f'-orathoiCBny obscor dineasM
eronghtnhout by Indiscretion, xnoaure,Over-Bram
work, ortoo f rea Inlulease. we ask that yon aend na
.nal5e with tr tcmeat of your trouble, end secure
xBXAL PACKAGE FKKS.with Jihist'd famphlot.ia.
UPTURCO PLF.SONS can have Pf?EB
New Livery Stables !
m
Having bought out the entire liverv
busines-h of Messrs. (urr1 it Bros., and
aritiod in re horses ai-d vehicles, we d
sire to annomue that we will conduct
the business ar. the f-pir;e j lace and are
prepared to .io everything in the
Liveiy and Hauling
line. Wh will keep a good sfck of
horses aod bntririna. waaoim jnrl r.AP.mi
and salcle horses, for hire, aud oi:r'
lerms wni at ways te t una rejs nybe
Special arcoinrnodaiions for trvelii g
men and their bagae.
AVid uiake contracts for haulirg
Rock, Wood, Lumber
or nnvthing that hor es can pml.
tWUvtes fd by I he single feed. r?av
oi month, and good attention vili bt
given. Solicltinif a sharo of the publi'
patronnge, Very K est ectfu !Jy.
W. W. SWAIN fc CO.,
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AHD KINDS
filL PURCHASERS CAR BE SUITED
MANUFACTURED BY
Isaac ISheppard Co.,BaiaiaoreIHd.
FOtt SALE CY
J, L H. Mi&siJIier
HENDERSON - - - N. C
R r? B;.i5f?5 & 4
nt A3 13 r
u as m
0
BtimnlHtcs the torpid liver, MrcRffth
rnsl tie dijf Hwe rgma, rvulatoatbe
bowels, ua;j are uiteualeu uu au
fiHTi-BILSGOS KEOiGiHE,
In malarial districis Iheir v.'rtnra aro
n ldey rtoognlvHi.ns t tic v 2ohmfhm p
uiiar pruprti k it; frtcliiK tit ,., tern
from tiiai oLon. Eleicautly kurar
CObScd. kinalt. iric, 25cts.
Sold Everywhere.
Office, 4Az Murray St, ITr.ry 3o-"-
VALUADLE PROPEKrY FOK
SALE.
I off-?r for sale, privately. thefo'Iowin
property in tho town of Ilenderson : One
hoime and lot, situ tte on Itowland street,
djjinin2 the property of Hrry T. Jor
dan and O. D, Ellwr!h. containing nix
rooun. The premi.ses have a eood well
of vater, sprvant's huse and sUbles. I
m . I
t
SKi. 3r w mm
iwo uounes ana lots, on tbe same
street, containing four rwmsfach. The
above bui'dtnps are new and in first rate
order; locnted in the mont p!eaant prt
of the town I offer also one lot, with
small house, and one unimproved, it
u&te rear the above de-cribed property.
Prtie desiriujr to ee th proper' yean
do ho by ca ling on Mr. I. C. Kowlmd
it Hinders n. For terms, which are
libera!, apply to
A. V. ROWLAND,
i '. N.
Aget for Mr. 31. W. Iiowlmd.
July 11-a.
Live me a call. Resiectfullv.
GIBSON, Act..
HENDERSON, N. C.
Sheldon,
atoi ine imposition ot prctentioua rm
I.IHt. A ftKB m bUJlb HEISKDT UUtt BAB
iCUKED thott&nda. docs &oi luterfcra
with aitentinn tn huaina a nain
, 7 anau
on srirntifl inawlioal rw,intm T2
fnnfw.nMnf t 1 - t i
jreirtedinlmatin elements of life sjt g.rn lmck the patient
becomes cheerful and rapidly esans both strength ad heidUs
TREATMEIfT; h7XoBlh,3, Trolfci.fl. lln 7
HARRIS REMEDY CO.v Mro CHCWSTi,
Trial of our Aooiiance. 'Aaic for Terms!
The Place to Buy Your Drugs,
Wholesale and Retail,
IS AT
HARRIS & CO.'S,
Who keep always on hand afr.-sh supply
of tlie purest nd inot reliable drugs
that are manufactured, together with a
lull line of the most popular
Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumed and Medicated Soaps
Extracts, &c.
-A choice selection ot-
CHEWING TOBACCO,
CIGARS AND
CIGARETTES,
A lull stock of GARDEN SEEDS.
Physicians Prescriptions
A SPECIALTY. Will make it to your
w 12111 on us D4iore ouyin.
HARRIS & CO.,
HENDERSON, N. C.
aug. 113 I.
ISTotice
Rv Virtue (if power conferred nnnn ma
in mortnae deed, by Samuel J. 3lt
tnewa and wite, June K. Matthews, duly
recorded in Reiristei t,m,. ,.r vn
C'Mintr, bo k 4. taire 530 anrt fU T will
sell on Monday, the 7th day of Xovtm-
wr, ai puunc auction, frr caab, at
the court bouse door in Huwlr.n. V
, a certain lot or parcel of land situate
in the county of Vance, adjoining the
nuui uj naran j. Matilipw Kran m
vaugnau. J. w. nuke tu othr n
contatninjc about 25 acres. Said land ia
more definitely described in said deed
w wuicu reference i iiereiiv mi.i. Tt.i-
5th day of October. 1887.
JAMES R. YOUNG,
oct. 64 o. Clerk "Mipei ior Curt.
EVERY TOBACCO GROWER,
Every Tobacco Manufacturer.
Every Tobacco Seller,
6HOULD SUBSCRIBE FOB
Th Richmond Whig.
It has the be t TOBACCO REPORTS of
any paper published in the State.
JSend for secimeii coy.
DAI LY, $4.50 a year. WEEKLY, 73 ets.
Address The Whig, Richmond, Va.
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SALE'S
ITEL I SntST,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Xos. SO and 32 3Iarkct Square,
Norfolk, Va.,
B. P. Sale, Prop'r.
Lodging and Meals at all Hours.
A Call Solicited. Satisfaction Given.
?pt. 29-a.
SAXOON
The undersiKnel vroold mnt ro.p..
fully inform the public
' ally thathehaaopened .
FIRST-CLASS BAR
On Kat Grnet strif, oPpnsi,e prker
& Cos, where be iu alway
kP good assortment of
Pure Liquors,
-SUCD A8
Pure Old By8 Whiskies
Brandies, Wines, &c. '
TiiRA CO AND CIGARS
HARRY BASSETT
AND- .
OLIVETTE
Pare old K a Wk:a-n .
beaten. N. C. Sweet Wwd lifl
vMiiamnvK on liwnu..
Mr. D. W. MrH, t. -.f.u . .
would be gUd to serve you. MU
S. S. WHITTEN
HENDERSON, - . n. C.
august 31.
LOOK!
Selling Low
In Order to Make Room for
FALL GOODS!
In order to give more room for Fall
Goods, and desiring to give my cus
tomers the benefit of Low Prices, I
shall offer for the next 6o days, some
SpGcial Bargains
In Ladies' and Gents' Summer Goods,
such as light Prints, Lawns, low-cut
Shoes and Slippers, Straw Hats, &c.
These goods will be sold at very low
prices as it is getting late in the season
and we must close them out to make
room for other stock. Come one and
all, while you have an opportunity,
and we will save you money.
Thanking my friends for their lib
eral patronage in the past, and hoping
to merit a continuance ot the same in
future, Very Respectfully.
H. Thomason,
(opposite Oopor'g warehouse)
HEXOKRCOX, N. C.
inch. 10 1 c
EXCELSIOR
f
THE EXCELSIOR COOK RTO kh
Manufactured by th celebrated
STOVE WORKS
OF ISAAC A. SHEPPARD A CO.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Are the beat on the Market Seventeen
different varieties, manufactured
in four aeries, of
FFERENT SIZES
And Prces
TO 6UJT ALL PUKCIlASEliS
The IExcelsior
Combines the following leading fan.
turea, possessed by do other Cook Ktove
in ins ruarices. ooa ioor at jcacn
End of fire box. Damoet and Aiitmniio
Oven fehelf wurkiun on itlir kiH n
stove, so that the stove ra be used
equally well from either aide. J-arge
Top, with beavj ring covers, double
cniiwpii)i;eii, vdu psieiii revcrsioie gas
buriug long crosspiece. Large bioiling
door, sliding fire-doors, with either illu
minated or closed panels, as desired.
Swing Hearthplate. dropping into place
flush with the hearth. Silting Urate and
Swinging Flue Top. Tbe Flues are large
and easily kept clean. Tbe Damper caa
be readily replaced at any time without
removing tbe top. Four sizes have Drop
Shelves and Galvanized Towel Racks
attached.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of tbe above name
Stoves Heaters
And Ranges, etc.,
In btock and for sale at MAXUFAC
TURER8 PRICES.
J. L. H. Missillier,
HENDERSON, N. C.
UI11UU!
Firm aad Ilarglsir
PfMf.
W. H. BUTLER,
General Agnt.
ntrnnr n a ft w .
LOCK CO. 79 Dl?AX S1IIEI.T. JfKV
ok. Jan. 131 c.