I
SPECIAL NOTICE.
rv '
.out the cour
..villi'1 t ,v,ii
:,,-t ya noming
TOWN AND COUNTR
V
. LACON!CS P'CKHD UP HERE ACT
ee.-obiers.
are now
,.,rr.in- in all ?'ols
r,
!ii;a:" " 1
J. 1 1 1 :4 ; 1 1 Goo tr'rh's
,:igi-.triit" reflect?'
d t'ne entire old
io:n rs
i-s Mo;-.(!;y.
1 ,.f Count V (J.)!il':l!
p, .a:
... .. f.,rJ..lla's conceit
vonr
i:,x.h...to;,:!iatIJanu uia
Jr.-l'
f the town now w.T.r
, ... ! . 1 1 . 1 11, ere
, in-
lU'tt. llil-Oisoi"--' -
;,t. .j.---" i-'-'"-.
1 : !,. c Kt'ir's O
i"o and tell leM
1 1 j i.ii"
j.ality when n
;K5 til V(,U
.... t . !
.v a .
,,ur -eai- i " ' . , 1
'U,;, j,v,!ni-es to he the mu-teal
a
.1 r
i.i'
.. ,v 4,.v....r f S:-..'.er-: fhoal-1 have a ;
N'io-VL;. ..Id hy T. K. Man- ;
v.s-.u. i'liec S'.o). -r
1 r v Uerrrof g.vtd niu-i'
iCald a- tend
t I; ;i wv U 11 1 1 on the
ei a :i 1 culiCei t
:w:il:ig of .Jan" l"".!i.
. r
,rren
li
il I I k :n-r. a ijeirro 01
... . , ...... w: f it
i" 'i i'
fi!.::i I'U i eli
M..1 Vance counties. I
K.--i ve.l -eat ti -l:ets tor tlte grand eon- j
j-.-: i ll.ii '.
i ri ii .Iinif i:.;h. ai e on sale :
---- j
at li.u ii' dnitoie. l'rice T." cents.
( ,,1 our advertisers when in n-e i or
their !.:: . '1 le-y can afford tos.dl
r. , , , ,-li-ii 1 si.t:i men win d- not adver-hr'.m-r
their palroiiae is greater.
Mi
A. C. Z diiei.IIer was eiecieu as a
il. l.. -ate to the Democrat!
National Coii-
ve:.!imi at St. Inii f rout tiiisdh'iiet. lir.
C. l;o'.ve:i, of orlliani;do:i was eief
ctfd
reto:ies and not hiiek blocks of stoio
J, .i:i-e, are what we need to m-ihI Henderson
, i mi-.i.i an era of prosj.e.-ily :n the town
1... n.-ver enjoyed. Let u, have iaor
!, wim ies.
!,- ladies of the . lh church will give
an iee cieaia and sti he: l y festival at
Ihii-.veM Hall this (Thm-day) t veiling, tor
tie- benelil of tho chin'-h. The i'llbllC is
iiivile I to i.tteleh.
'l'ii- Metho!i-t 1'nde-tant. Snuday-school
will oli.eive liieir Chihii.n's Day with
.iMMi.pi iate an 1 very interesting exercises
ii. ! .Sunday at o'clock, p. m. All are
ciidi.iUy in ited.
The (ioo I JJook tells us the rain falleth
aiiU on the jn-t and unjust. I'eihajis, but
ii i- ,.'it tov.et tlo- ju-t liioK", bec.use the
in: ju-l lias hot lowed his uinbieila and for
"n'li'.i to n ta:n it.
s adveiiiseineiit o,r valuable t.ov.n lot
ia KittielMo W ! I by T'l.o. J?. Venal) le,
:a.u i-ionor. July 2 ad is the date fixed
l.ii th -ale nnd the couit house door ill
Head ei oa i-, the place.
I'm n a sweet liltlrt I-t ly friend, Miss
I..i;e i:. ll xx'i--. of Oxford, th." C-olA)
l.-::- h is liKvived a ticket of invitation to j
'iie ceil ..iei;..,caie:if. eeiCi ies oi. taiauville
i i -t;t. il.-. Juae l- 'n and tilth.
only v.a in which a business man
' i'i eieve.i hii-ine-s becoming d U 1 1 is to
is . - it Uell poliliial by advei tising. Let
liov of our business iaen wbu are scejdical
i'- i. th : matter tiy it and s.-c.
U'iiil s. A ('. Wat kins' advertisement in
tlii is.tie . Tl'.eT gel in so many new goods
t i. v uni-t make constant changes in the
a .a -dag of their advertisement in order to
l.e p pace even with theui-el ves.
(iivp us more factories and shops that
-ai;d.y labor. These are what we want
to build up Ilenil.'ison. We are entirely
too dependent upon the fainting interests
"f this seciion to be truly prosperous.
Only four deaths occui led in Henderson
iia:iim the moiitb of May two white and
two colored. One ot tie latter was a
o'aild 12 months old. We get this
from i)r. F. K. Harris, Superintendent of
Health.
Kvery houso-keener and merchant should
luve a Novelty Force I'uinp". 'J'he best
thing out for washing w indows, yprinkling
in fienl of the door, etc.; also useful in
ease nt tire
lh ice It.OJ.
S-j'.d only by T. II. Manning. ,
ee ad vei ti -a-tint of tinner,! .. r-,
. 1 t-i.""
.Titur Hi' ""1 . ..mi.l-.ifif us nun ; ctrover
V! . r V:.era! intei.- potato bugs, etc., by Messrs. K. L. Dumber.
'' 'ir iv-p-xtive i.,""- i (;,.(, A- Karris ariJ others who have 1 A.Oooi) i!
" o-Uv r- ; tried it. bold by J. ECtarlt Co.;mhi j tariff?
"i', ihVGoi.P LiiaJ-"- t3 in Henderson. . . r j pair, of ,pai
t(,..r, 111 1- .aily oblige u,j Klliv fee house thw warm i nieneemesit'
tr III. Jll-I iUl IU.IHV.-C' i
at Urn-well Hall Tuesday evening. June! uitc a t-voro and destructive lail storm
tV'.h. Fioai the array of talent as shown j swent tl"(;ll.!sh the country tunbracing M;i
l y the cast ot chaiacteis, wo may look for i con last .'turday afternoon. (Jreat dain
a ;", 1 Kiformauce. Let taere be a large , W ls -',J,,'-'ted to luve been done crops in
Httendance. A ! portions of Warren and Halifax counties.
r,..,,,. r , !
garuener, nonst, owners of
Vehicles, i tC, twv Is one of smltl,' V......1,..
lY-tee 1'
nn-.ps. l.i-ht and hnndv chnn.i
- - lt1 v V I l.l
it
Ulialilc: n. if.-.s? ;., w.. ,
' 1 "-""ii '.irm ein etive
u case of fne. Slid only bv T. It M.ui
'ii g. lh ice 5:5.111.
it'i
nerever
a cotter, f ir
es- .1
;"'.M and intvUntlv operated it
' ploy,.. I a i,.,!,,, i.
hi
-n wointctishsuch ;u, cntorpiis, ii,
v 1.1..-1 50,1 U I, ,j
e.'ouls have lwi- been
ii'-uie in this direct
oil
Lrt us s;ir. 110 1 T f ... .
i i. i u.i. ts t.ist'cure win .v.ir
1 ! I 1 1 L" t ..... . 1.
, ;" loitli vour oiler-
di'ver, TV"' faCt":i,,S' W -aut a
;; indus:,vtoI:i:ll;0 iI5
1 b,nsU'ssV,, s;nv eno,,,i,
s( it ; 1 1 m,t - - ' -
-eciue Sf.tl,.
vs w ..
hen tVv L ! "'"
"i.iunc view to invest
- - " I-' s.l ,
It,'
Xoth
's is more hich'v
I.-..1 i r.f.:.. ... 1
rn.i ..sr .1 . . ' si
Hoi:
Wii
" vo:i ndrerfii . ,.
y.u can always calculi rtn, Lcaf
- into the iin,,,,., ,.f , , . !,a!H'r
I1-'1 in i-ivrv ' . ot ,.
bice to li-.
i:'Z !i:e.
s iii n i-rt i,:
' .Hen- Pru.
ucrxin a', t .i . .
r traa-
1. an.l l,..;
coant-'naiiccho !.
""' sevcial years. lh3 Uit
C'.:,,bi:u.., '., ; '. -. fouutains in
:il.
--oci. ,
drinks o nll,:in!-.nion
June r:h
brutu-r .r' ,'':' 01 J-iek?.n eonatr ' Y lut lu u ns-country-ana tnase Wowi Uie servant is d?scrvi:i- of special; Xotke is given thafon Sundays hereafter i
- '.-u. i .1 ic ... . . iit-tt, r.... i. , a , . ... i v. - - w x - . & t.
Y..nr -' l!V'v'ran, I)r. u . w - so invested their capital? The Gold ; mention:"" ' " ; ' .. ' : ? .persons can get ice at Ellis' ice house in
co:-ve:ition and h'.; V"lt" " t!l ' ste Pensions.-We are requested bv Mr. J. i to another gocnl house and with almost as f aud from G to p. m. may-31 a. -
see advertisement in another column of
Peroxide of Silicates, the great insect de-
" i.T fr
It is highly recommended for,
weather Perons wuo nave not mrctuj j
40nn .,' should fupply themselves with j
tickets, good for one hundred pounds of
ir-i', lor c 1 .
(.1). iiouiior aii u.,iwi.av. j :u;i ,
five. punds np. ir-A.-i-. nuiu.'.u ,
Tickets punched ; no
trouble about making change.
Hep-ember tne benefit ciuerb.inm.ento.
W tiiv.-n at liurwetl Hall Jane 1'Jtb.
ti,u.,:. who are to take part in Hie- perform- j-
voi ' ii'" hard to pertcct theui- si iiii'-tiii, atiu caieroiuy 10 nrs;
... ..., t..4 .t.A Class tiade. Ihev want no ofties kintl.
c,.lvi-s in tie'ir
iiii'i.i'.H'rs of the
i..tii:iti
;r;a:ii-i and their fii-nh
Ix'stir thein-:elve
to recure a mil nouse. j
The Mnittiviile,
Ca., "'? has re-. i-ei ,
the UinaiMi tjzu i..-, i .I -
,,.,. . v.-v . j
i . r:y,l r I IT. Ill Lll. i V
' If a d'liJi"-'et:t aivl a half Msonld come '
;d (did p;-'v ;! i! i!;ir a:id a hnjf in a year
ta A ;;V v ' " 1
half o..,-a-.o!.a...
Th'Cu LKWhou-e.iold is indeoied to
. l .....
Ml'
1'a-v-in Sfinlii'iis lei" Kliiu renieiii-
1 th-'wiiv of a liaket of nice
,( ui, wj .1 ...
f.-of her own r:usiii. Cmimh ,
.tn.-e 1
v.i-i'tanl
iioiil lie: o . 11 ;;.im.':.i " - -- - .
;t,.,v,. and no doubt the good j
l;;;',. Sndsa sp.eiai source of prid,
in the tame fact.
n-l1.T.,.u.iii Hie T)rO'ramV:ie f.ll'i
inacd i
forthelvade'la (Jo-ieert at Harwell Hall '.
I yn,i.lV ,.v.,rn" .Iin.e 1.1th, and it is a most ;
conn-!.,Ur.',r 'live one In every reject. The. jier-
. . , t (tf 1 -ii ni.'Ki : HI-
'..., . I nil '
n.irahle and f:!i:siiea cnaraeu-i, ano
vv I.,, c .n -hiil'l 1 orocnre
their tickets in ad- i
vance and not fail to attend.
,, . , , i,a'w.Voi
M nri". ; lliirwell tells us he hns ho;kea
the Hungarian Gypsy Quartette of Boston,
for June ;rd. This eoni-iany is under the
management, of Mr. O. W. I'ond, who was
here with the. Host on Stars, and this is suf
ficient guarantee th'dr excellence. Mr.
Pond's liit-li reputation will not admit of his
sending out an inferior company.
Mr. J. L. C'm r'.n Ins been elected city
tax co!Ie?tor in plnee of Mr. Geo. A. Ilar-
ris. T he "Sonire" neide a good collector, ;
and many then- are who will nnss his ac
customed visits on money bent hereafter.
Mr. Currin will no doubt discharge his
duties with credit to himself and satisfac- J
tiou to the people whom he will serve. J
rc'ret to announce the serious illness
of Miss I'I I o Clement, of Henderson.
C. She is a daughter of Mr. Jim. 13. j
Clements, l'ormerlv'of this place, and is i
wirll known in Vil-o:i. Wilton AUruuc::'
I he Goi.n Leak is gtaa to .e a.s;3 io
sUie that the condition of the young lady
is so much improved that she is able to be
on the street ogaln."
The. electric lamps -(arc lights) are
good for destroying tobacco Hies. Mr.
Lindsey who goes around every morning
to replace the caihons, took If.J Hies from
two lamp-- alone Friday n orning. The in
sects lly against the ll-nne and singing their
wings fail t the bottom of the glass globe
where they remain until removed by the
man who attends to the himps.
Mr. E. L. Ciiavassf, a young English
barrister, arrived here Saturday afternoon
and is at present stopping with the family
of Mr. X. IJ. ("uavasse, his uncle. The
young gentleman is direct from England
and came with a view to probably taking
up 1 lis home in this country. A cordial
welcome will be extended him should he
determine upon locating in our town.
The Charlotte Chronicle says, "the first
man who essays a pun on Judge Fowle's
name should be .-hot on the spot." Load
up to the nuzzle and go for Whitehead of
the Greensboro l',itriot. His offense is a
double one. He was not content with com
mitting one Fowl(e) net, but took a sec
ond Holt and perpetrated the same outrage
upon the nominee for Lieutenant-Governor. 1
It has been raining in Asheville as well :
as elsewhere, and there is mud there. The'
r ii!: Stn of that place gets off the follow-
ing on the s-trength of it
If the city authorities would have a foot '
and a half of mud scraped off a street and 1
a half every day and a half, it wouldn't
take a lignt-diiiuglit vehicle an hour and a
half to go a square and a half. We'll bet
a dollar and a half on that.
Money is not nearly so valuable as char- '
aeter. tor money can'm-l. buy the respect of
llxuinhtful men aud wuiueti'. Wilmington,
Delaware, Xinr. - .
Then there are entirely too few thought
ful men and women in this world. Our.
observation has led us to believe that with ,
a great
many peop.e money constitutes;.,,,., 0'.u.,w ,i,ini,.ir J K.-.o.Aiir th,.
' " '.-"; siiai uciei, morality, aim even
cniistiaiHty itself sometimes.
1 he lands in
..v. ..u,.o .1. (i'11" ' 11. m aiit .iuy ueen
; washed and drowned out so badly as to
J completely destroy all prospects of a crop.
; Tho situation in some localities is truly
, deplorable.
I .1 r..,.- 1. .. .1 - 1 .. . 1
x.ev. j.i). Arnold, f Henderson, has fur
nislicd the Kiclutiond Ch n-Lin ,,ip,ts
wn!i a well written and intere-tiiv article
.loj). l-iniii fti'i S'.r
A.ll..:,.. H ,
s ii.- i'usiui:, eiuerprisiug young
b'lsT "1 .1 ...... . Il i
,,., ' . L iu uiiLrson are uie uentie-
- .,.1..,,,,,- iliaiul i.o.Miina ec
xOWOlI. i'hev rum- : I i r,r.
carry a large stocic of ,
cveiythihg in the feed line, such as Hour,!
h iy. shipstuff, cotton see t meal, corn, '
oat,' c-tc, beside a iine uf general mer-
c"-dry ood
boots, .shoes, hats,
groceries, etc. Call on -Messrs. Rowland
Powell when in want of anything iu
their line. .
The Goi.d Leaf may have mentioned it
. ,-rA' ,u:i3 uatc n'eiiuoiie.t it
H',ore. lt t would like to call attentjon
. "'i.-Sf lor llenuersoa. W e do
nor specially need a great many more
More nouses. Suppose some of the - moneY -
i : . .
- iiivesu-u in tnese should be nut in
t1'i:i l, I't'i.-itufin.T : -a a x .
vu.....,i i-uivipiises, wuniu ii not, uo
Ofctter fill- tll town nn.l I...M..I.... n ll.nca
requested Iiv
IL Vonnsr. the Clerk of nnrsrmr iVm.t i
to say that Mrs. Silly Dickinson "and Mr.r
s-.-s. i. lalkner can get their Pension cer-
T. . . . . "
locates for 1SS7 by calling at hi; etliee. I
Call and r-..-..wi.v I
erc-.t suits at Stailings & Crew's. Third
lot just received. ' 1u:i2 r.
- . - -. v -.'l ii i y . x iwtitr tutui'MU"
r. i cnlf . xi s - - . 0, t .
recent 1 1' 1 - 1- i " " , ' wmi aim voiui cit n nuiai-aH.-u m w"- , 1
ilbi's inS' 1 ? 1 ,ils of facts. Denunciatioa and vituperation, that institution, and sur citizens have cause , eiiterpi ise, and they jshottld not Itesltatt to
VI a h''! Nv!rhi.odeV.nedkVdS Prt5 intolerance and campaign supple- , to feel proud that we have such a school in , UeM. Ue Gaardi out
K, nerallyheldtubethe rnent make no converts. It is ii, this work . our midst, one that is destined to do ! se ldeveS; lc"
' . v . . A'A.x,.lA.lJ. till. -(, Ml. U III I El l . II. ill 11 Mi: l l.ll 11! ll.il J I III 111 u1III1l,L1u ((.till It" . Tllll.ll 111 UI I LULbU VHVi lllUl,-IV Wl I,M1 " ,l.:t . . . f 1 , . ... nM l1tAxx-Y11 T tlllJ - II
1 r..,i.. ii . "v iiiiuuiPMiiiiiiituiaicaiui uu-inuimjf i.t- su II 1 i.'vll HUIH U1 li-'u vioin iu i i.v,.jv, ; ii COmel Dam .i lie UliTCIieil lUtlUI xn
...... ii, (..ui.e near u'iiil' eiecu-d a ., .. ., . x . . . ... , . x. ... .1 ri i c i. x n.. i
iMnii . iormaiion . sound ariruinents euiuieu iu re- : w no oDi.un instruction mere. xeiiiuiJ3-uii.ifiii-.il n iu'in-.r .iuhi.-ui? ui
Sleep Comfohtable. Lanre lot of
spring beds, hair matt rev-, cuts, feathers,
and lidding ot all kin b, at
may 04. S. & C
Watkins.'
eplt. A Chapel Hill boy
received from a broiherat home, a
italoons as a loan for Corn-
season, acknowledges the
. .- r
The csfa some days a-one,
XntniU yiy&.f' a S -
.none i wm not leave em.
And when I come to face the crowd
.That listen tatiu seeches.
I m ife iu point of breeche.
' .il K
U . 1 . . Cheatham & Co.,havp a first-
June 7tn.
- A T.xci? Cor!rTY LAot Wm It,AljlIX
ABitOAD. .Miss Jaila Jtester whose sweet
."" 1 , . - " . -v-v"j -
attemieil toe C0;iin.net nient exercises at
i'f MIS lir.l : ' ' ! I 1 M I f til f I !'. V i!ir Pi HMia
(ireensboro Female College last week, arid
, response to invitations sang a number of
All the. music was choice, bat the sing,
ing of Miss Hester deserves special uien-
-MU n volume, compass, sweetness,
A..tf....n ('..i.IIlIi... .. I. -
tiuuir, t-n;i 1:1 i.j;ti ues 10 matte 11
P - rfect voice, her's is among the hrst that
?T-ve e-.cr ..:;u:;ied a Greensboro audience,
Three years experience in charging soda
x ni
fountains, guarantees
that, uue at J. M. x
the. best dunk in
ouug & Co s drug-
May 21th.
Wor.K For Home. The Warrengton
Guzdte gives its readers and town people
a on 01 goo;i auviee wuen n says: -x usn
your county, your town, and your own
iuik ii i.i viui v.mi iuiks, aiici iui, uliu
o.if vmi clfn T KtrcxscoH cirri, i ,a fliiKa
- . " l; V'"1"
wun jou in jour nnsioi mnes aim xmry jou
I when you uia. lioveinose mostwitn Whom
'you live and associate: stick to your own
i j ...... ' . .. . .
people. Tliis is the way and the only to
build each other up. Strangers care noth
ing for you and shed no teaj's at your
burial.
Tkce A3 Pkeachisg. The Columbus
Ilecord utters a sentiment as true as preach
ing when it says a county paper , is just
what the people make it by strong endorse
ment and liberal support. There ought to
)e a wanii attachment between the people
of a county and their paper, for its columns
are devoted to their peace, prosperity and
happiness, and week alter week something
vvritten for the purpose of elevating the
people and advancing their material . in-
te rests.- And while this is true, but few
realize what it .co-ts to entertain the pub
lics and furnish news andatems fresh and
spicy. ' -
Florida Orange Sherbet, our.latest and
most delicious drink. Try it only 5 cents
a glass, at VV. A. Farkiss' Vienna. JJakery
and Confectionery Store. may 21 GI. ...
A Vaecakle PitnscniPTiox. Some years
ngo the New York ittun published what is
; said to be an ehleient remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery, cholera - morbus and summer
j complaints, etc., and as it'may be of value
at this season we publish -it. (hit this out
! and put it in a couvedieat 'place f tV futrirq
j reference. :
Eptal parts of tincture rhubarb, tincture
5 opium, tincture, cayenne '-pepper, essence
j peppermint and spirits camphor. Dose
for adult IS to 3) drops in about :two tabie-
spoonsful of water every twenty or thirty
I minutes according to age and violence
! until reltived. Cue or two doses are su'h-j-cient
to rede ve any mild case of diarrhoea
1 or dysentei y.
I .r.-.
! Frui-Miz, the new Mexican beverage,
i non-alc-obolic, is a ilelicious, cooling and
i vita lizing nerve tonic. Dispensed by W.
; T. Chealliani & Co., druggists. June tth.
j .40
Xo Moue Grazixg Cows. Th.1! Town
! Commissioners have iassed an ordinance
prohibiting cows from grazing oa the
, streets. The Gold Leaf does not favor al-
lowing cows to run at. large, inside the
Corporation it did not before th, no-fence
Liw went Into effect at when they are
properly tethered or attended by some one,
;t is quite a different thing.; aud then if
they coamiit depredations let thfj owner be
id responsible. It is all well enough for
those w ho have clover lots and pastures for
their cows to run in to have such a law
passed, but for those who are not so fortu
nate, it is quite a different thing. Such
action will work hardship to many poor
persons whose cow is their main depend
enceand it is fur this' class that the Gold
Leaf speaks.
TT- ml,rtf i' IPtns !f o'.ii-fl..Ttr n-oti rf
"linest beveruge iu the Avwld.
Dispensed
by V. T. Cheatham & Co., druggists.
- June Tth.
Ca:.:patc.n Beaduvu. The Kew York i
Wcekb; World will be sent with the Gold
Leaf to new subscribers .Irom uow until
November 13 during tfco campaign for
1.00. Persons who arc subscribers to the
Gold Leaf can get the W eekly World by 1
paying us 40 cents additional. .Subscribe
? t .
atoa3?- i
The campaign this year will be fought ;
ou different lines from l.si4 ; but the strug- j
R - e v,i- e no less bitter than it was then
mo! i i-ito .
" " " I
- T"
and tacts that may not be contra- '
die ed, that the World wilt chietly engage.
Every reading, thinking person ou-ht to
,,,,,, it
Two Good Per.fokma-ce3'. The Cora
Van Tassel Dramatic Company gave two
good performances at Harwell Hall last
Thursday and Friday evenings. The Hid-
dea Hand was readored tbe Cist night, and
a very pleasant and satisfactory entertain-
nient is was all turouglf. -Miss an assei
is a cliarmin-2 little aeteress ,-tts biiglit and
riracious as can.be, and thoroughly capti-
nca la the dual role of Archie the street-
en.ca.
.im5ll n,,,f i'dtola the heiress sh.- aiv'
. - .. - 7-t-ef- Arti , - Wr
i'-,l"-i i" i -. ............ v,..
constant andhcaitv applause. Ihe support i
. . 1
ls vei COod while Mr. Ldwiuionn;
' - . . . . .
Sood eff .t as the performance of toe pre- ;
vious evening. We have not seen a better
l I l Prn'al1 11.11 lOnl,- i
i.piiuu.c.i "'UJl c" . "
a:1li u0 higher compmuent.can ue paid tr.e
players thai: this
is. .diss an iasssei ami
her excellent company will meet with a.;
as-was in reception at any time they may
viiit cur town ngiin in the future.
IlENDERSOX FE3IALE COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercise from June
3rd to ota.
No institution Las the Gold Hhaf
worked harder to gee established in Hen
derson than the Female College, and no
institution has talteii preatai interest in
since it jrwafeitablfelied. And when we
-witnessed fhe very creditable perform
aaces Jt'ttlie,ioa2i; ladies of jtbftvschidl on
the ocfnflTTt 'of the-anrraal 'commencement
exercises Which w ere celebratel in due
form at Harwell Hall Tuesday evening.
that, feelin"gavefM-ay toyfrennlne pridoH
daiutay morning the annual sermon was
preached at the Metholist 'Protestant
church by ucv.J. II. Cordon, of Wilson.
This is the largest church ediSce in town,
but it was-full to its utmost capacity Sun-
1 clay,nioring wjth o,ne of the largest, most
!ntellent 1 respectful Congregations we
have seen assembled here to listen to any
sermon in ac long time. Doubtless many
persons had gone then: expecting to hear a
fine sermon, nor were they disappointed. !
Mr. Cordon took his text from the 11th j ways cramped financially. i and. his credits
chapter and 12th verse of Johnt and for one j ors perhaps could rfoj hive reaih.d it, buV
hour he held the undivided attention of his ' it had been paid or with n oney male. oeS
hearers. The sermon throughout was a of goods taught from some of tho.se people
most admirable one the speaker for most J and he did not think it right to hold on to
part traversing new fields of thought, ' this property because perhaps ;ly law he
and section by section did he reveal to his might be able to do so.- This shows a
hearers the immortal truths of th text s-pirit on Mr. Goodiich's part to do what is
from which he preached. Mr. Cordon's right and we are sure such conduct will be
manner was impassioned ami impressive, commended and sympathy freely accorded
and at times he rose to the height of true j him in his present embarrassed situation,
eloquence, if not the sublime in oratory. But he will "come again." He is too
It was a splendid effort, full of force and , young a man and too full of energy and
logic, yet softened with sentiment and activity to be cast down by a single misfor
pathos enough to make it tender and sweet ; tune of this kind. He says he will be able
-and lasting in the hearts of those who heard : to pay every dollar he owes, and this he
him. At night H Cordon preached an- assures us he is determined to do. His as
other excellent sermon at the Presbyterian ! sets are good for it and more,
church.
Tuesday the art exhibit was made ,at are yoc made nuseraoie iiy indigestion,
v, aw n e i n i Constipation, Dizziness, Loss ot Appetite,
Xewells gallery. Some very handsome Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a po.il
woik was shown, and the verdict of those j tive cure. For sale at W. T. Cheatham &
who saw it was that under the superior in- t'o's drag store. Feb 9.
struction of Miss Whitfield, the art teacher, '
the young ladies have attained remarkable THE REPUBLICANS SPLIT,
proficiency in the line of drawing .and Two Candidate's In the Field fox Con
painting. Some, very creditable work was gress. t '
shown but as we can not meutioa each in The liopublican convention of this dis
detail wo will notnarticularize. trict convened here yesterday at eleven
Tuesday evening the annual concert took ! '-clo,ck,- c!,ealha,;1 f!f XaVPe blouht
. . TT fl , -his delegation and otlisr followers on a
Place, m Lurwell Hall. Ihe young ladies . special c.ATi and tll8y aU WOH! iwaaes f
and Misses, almost one hundred in num-jblue and gold, but in a short time after
ber, arrayed in beautiful costumes of pure they made their appearance a circular .be-
wbite and eobes eiide a IovpIv nintm-H is i San to Hoat a"-Ml,ld Charsling hilll-wiih
white ana coio., liaa(? a lonely pictuie as , otl)ein, a true i,iue Republican, and some
they were, grouped npon the stagei while t0f the badges disappeared,
those who took part4 in the prograinnie as r. This nomination is the great Republican
published below acquitted themselves in a ; ' ctlSnTuSi
manner that was. not only eieditAblo-to 0wi,lK to spiit-s aud bolts in the tlpuhli
themselves but must have been a source of : can ranks it is soiaetimes niven to the,
special pride to their teachers (Miss Young ! Democrats A salary of five thoirsnnd dol
. . , v , ., . , ,, lars is wortii fighting for at any tune, and
and Miss Hester) and the President of the , t,,e U(,pUblicairs usaaiiy show their apure-
school and our citizens generally. Where i ciation of the lucre. .
all did well we must be content with pub-1 When the committee on credentials re-i-
i -i ,.mm i ,!-. ported there was great confusion in -the
lrshu.g the programme entire and giving j Ha,, am, the djn deafening. One of
to each young Tady the credit of having : the contesting delegates from Edgecombe
perf armed her part well :
PA TIT I.
2- Quartette
Overture to Fidatio,
. ; B. Rteliards.
1. Chorus
The Ocean Spray,
rieeinoven.
Miss Youii'-t, Minnie Bryan
' l);ii Stephens Lucy Beau.
3. TUania - ' ' - VTely.
Nctti? -Owen,
i Consolation. Op. :W. No. 9 Memlelsson
- cc.ufl'J-uce ,Op. 19. No. 4. Aieuueissou.
Sallie Wyebe.
5. Quartette. Haunting Eyes Galop.
- Dressier.
NcttlOwen, . y'Hie Phelps
Lucy Jenk in1-. . Minnie Hester. -
7. Voe-l Solo, Scena'and Prayer, " Der Frel
schutz, " ... - Weber
Mis& Hester.
8. Quartrtte. Wild Flower March,
S ti lie wvehe, Gertrude f'oniiill,
Majiie Hicks, Annie Erow n.
a. Bohemian Fo!k Song,
- . Ppindler.
Minnie Jryan.
I'illT 11.
t Quartette. Marcli from Tannhauser,
- wagner
Kate Dean, Daisy Stephens, '
- ;.liss Young, Helen Oorham. .
2-Impromptu. Op.9 No. 2.
Willie Phelps. ;
3. Valse. -- J " ' '
Katie L'can-
. Nocturne in G Min Op. r No. n,
Mazuka in ii Fiat, Cp. 7, No- I.
Schubert
Durand
. .
Chcpin
v Jessie Alien. , .
5. Quartette," MiiitarTGafop s
Lickncr
Katie Dean, Viola Fleming, -
Maggie ltenn, Li ly i-'iejuiiic,
0. Voit;al Solo, - - '
jiuss nesier '
7. Last Hop?,
Lucy Deaii
S Polo'iatfe Brlltante,
Waltz iu A Flat, Op. 31, No. 1,
GoLtschalk.
Merkel.
Chopin.
Daisy -stei)lic:i.s.
9. Chorus. Last Day of School,
- Bordese.
The singing of Miss Hester y.is greatly
enjoyed. She .has a pure, sweet voice,
fitrons. clear and flexible, which shows
marked improvement since her . recent
studies in New York
The hall was full even to uncomfertabie
crowding, and the vast audience seemed to
be deeply impressed and entertained all
through towtlse end of the programme
which marked him as a most graceful ana
felicitous speaker. Mr. NorrJeefs speech
. , , llc i.:.,,i tisj cu,-,op will1
wis a gem of its ki.ul. II is senses will;
he in further demand. j
Altogether the annual , commencement i
exercises of Henderson remaia wui's
. t,.,. .c,in, thu i,;
.sio-t tou v.oMjx --- ''-"'J .
impressed itself upon lis with greater force
than ever before. Such an institution, pour-
j ing its blessings upon the community Is
u, i,iiT mmii the commuuitv Is
worth more than any calculation of mere
dollars and cents cau arrive at ani should
have the hearty and liberal support of all
J. our people.
j The President K
t r ii 0 ia
v. J. - as
- the upouildmg of a
labored earnestly for
female, school of high grade, and has
drawn to Ins sunport in this wor,c an ampie
and able faculty of instructors in its sever-
a 1 departments of learning, and it is graVi -
crowned with such flattering success as the
ntr.i tnst e.!..t h , witnessed.
-
t 4. IUT-J VUU, -
, - . I . .
i. . p rv -
Shilom f cat Arab EEKEET piiuve
cure m Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canke,-
,m,ath. For sale at W. T. Chtathani Go'sj
arug -store. . . -- leii "J." .
! Tnnre raitr Hft: iasnre your nronertv.
with " J. II. Yoo'G, Agent.
Miss IjIicy uean was awaratu ni i niai.i ii i.v aim nartt- aintr"f m" 1 uour. m
ti,;.. -snf.i i.-ir -vrr ii.s' Norflpet. fresliments were served in abiindonfle. and I promote a l.eaitliy and v
x.w. ,r...v. - T , t1iesi.le.mlid liand niftdo nierrV the occasion fof vei-etatlon. producing a
in a neat aiul appropriate nte auttress ; K..;.i!,arsin some, of .-the.lri?Kiat iiL.r Pand assist r.attiro in brina
, . I .w
AssiGjrjrexT. The Gouy Ixur, regrets
that Mr. J. Hiram Goodrich hai found It
necessary to make an assignment for the?
benefit of his creditors. Some of thein
who had been very kind to him in fact
started Lim in busiaessshowe4 a disposi
tion to grant him stiU f urther time, while
certain otliers -were disposed to press him,
and to sure his ftiend he' thought proper
tomaKe an assignmetit and prefer such as
had show n a dii-position to help him "bridge
over his presei.t financ.nl "embarrassment.
Mr. Goodrich's lialnliMe? are only about
$4,000, while; his assets are . abov? . .5-3.003.
The trouble with hiui! he says is dull trade,
inability to sell the g.xJs, and with a' little
more tiaie he would la've been able; to
meet alt hiiobligaUoHS. This a i above
stated some of his creditors were disposed
to grant him while others were not, and
rather than see these come in and take
precedent over others, Mr. Goodrich took
the step he did. y - ? i , -' ;
Mr. Goixirich's hone and lot had" been
deeded to liis wife at tlnj time of the ior
chase some time ago, before he was any
pimped upon the stage and took the chair
Others attempted to remove him and there
was a row for ten minutes. Everybody
was shouting, no one was listening. The
tables and chairs on the stage were moved
about and men closed in on each other in
dead earnest to have their way. During
this scene, a delegate moved that George
A. Mebnne, of Bertie, . be declared tho
nominee for Congress by acclamation.'and
the motion was carried with a-siiowt.
The majority report of the committee
was adopted seating delegations, favoring
Cheatham from three counties.
A permanent organization was then ef
fected with Claiborne Fa ison, of Northamp
ton, as chairman. C. A. Cook, of Wanen,
aud II. P. Cheatham, of Vance were tlieu.
put iu nomination for Congress. ' When
the roll was called the counties of Bertie,
Lenior, Jones and Greene refused to vote.
The other counties " gave Cheatham
li and Cook 2. Warren changed from
Cook to Cheatham which gajvc the latter
18 votes and afterwards he got one vote
each from Jones and Lanior, making his
vote 20 and he was deciaied the nominee
of the convention.
Both Jtfebane and Cheatham claim to be
the nominee and friends of eacli say they
will stay in the field till election day.
Both factions put out full tickets, but
nominated the same men for other offices,
to wit : Elector. J. J. Mai tin. Edkeeombe."
Delegates. L. G. E-;tes, Edgecombe ; R. L.
Parrott, Lenior The split cannot be
healed. lUUlofcJyetfs, May 31st. -f-
Just received at Stallings & Crews'
t SGi'a yardsof Swiss Embroidery by express.
All the latest slyles. Iney have sold an
immense quantify of these gids this season,
and in order to" supply their customers
found it Jiecessary to order another lot by
express. . May 31st.
Letter froai Wnrrentou.
Wauuexgton, N., C. May 5th., 1S37.
Editou GoL7 Leaf Exwpt the con
tinuous rains, which have greatly delayed
farriiiug in the county, there is not much to
chronicle. We lea in that a ' gentleman
livintr near town has abandoned the idea
: of making a crop this vear, owing to the
I lact mat tne one lie ur.i aireauy seeneu is
j fly
, WPts" were unanimously successful, the
votft beincr 10 to in their favor.
The full
registered vote was not polled. . . .
Mrs. E.S. Allen s school closed Friday
ajr;5 Taken all together a most enjoyable
time was had by both young an l old.
Politics are above freezing point here,
rojce of th(, stunip
gpaker " will be heard in the land,
The coming County Fair promises to.be
-Ul--r-" -"r'J ' " ' '
eiieigy i'.nu jiisfii Bin niac it, ih.
i and after a half an hour's drilling marched
,,,. ,,.,. . , ... .
i them back to the armory
. .i t . . r . . i : i . . I : ..
: and mav they both live Ion? and prosier.
r-ucccss w me oolij i,t.r iiuu iisruiiui.
Ji
Bark lea's Artika Salve.
The fiest Snlve in Ihe T-crld for Cut,
Iiruisi'S. Sores .JL'Scejs, Salt "liheum, Fevei
S'Te, TeUer, ( li.ippcl Hands, Chilblain,
, Corns R!1(J 3n Skin Erupticns.and positively
rurw pj- ()r no p!,v . rtuireJ. t j,
, guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
; money relundeu. 1'rive so. cents lcr ixix
s r or sale tv M. lAj-sev. pn
1 c.
I . ' " 'X77 X '
i bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never failV
I to cure. For sale at V. T. Cheatham S
Co a drug store. feu y.
T'.. CT ,1. .1 I'.r r Txnr.
. ui oAir v m p uu s, ix -m j w .
Two 'Eliase" Grain Sewratorswliieb
liave been used but little and are in good
jorder. :" ' F. II. Tatlor,
- - --- - wooawonn,
may 17 4 o Vance County, N. C.
Why will toc cough when Slaloh'a
I Cure will cive immediate relief?, rnc p
fctsM 5f cts. and ?U Foe sale at vt.-J
Cheatham & Co's druz store.
fri , ,-
A XaH AL INJECTOR free with each bo
tie of Shiloh's CaUrrh Keiedy. Prie
i twit Tnr sale r.t W. T. ft?nlhanv Jfc Co'S
! cents. ror saiejit jv. lr. vaeaiaa?tvj vo s
drugstore. ' Jel'-3.
l.v tl. Wm-roiitoii w.vnot h.i-ul Up. : GfKtroylilK lUH JUSCC", 1116 HUH
CONSOfPTION SURELY CURED.
To the Editor. Please inform your
readers that i have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases hare been
1ermanently cured. I shall be glad to send
wo bottles of my remedy free to any of
your readers who have consumption if they
will send me their express and post o&ce
address. . T. A. Jsloccm. M. !.,
dec 22 6 I. 131 Pearl St.. New York.
Acenry for Hackney Dros Carriages, Ac.
Having th gucvfr-lUcknev liros'
baggies, earriasea, wigon, rwadcattt, Ac,
I , .all o..f c'rl.i. l,.U ,U.4.i. 1 i
x l n ii .. ii fiui -ii ic iruiviv iicsii;u itv
torr prices. "This work is ail oC the best
material- and fully warranted. Reposi
tory ill u .Neil building. A good suppi
of vehicles of all kinds always ou han
Mr. Jas. A. O'Xeil will show th work
anj wait on customeis.
March 8, 31. II. H.3cawELX.
When you wast a rtnl gomi refreshing
diuU of sk1 or mineral water, go to J 11,
Young & Co's .Up Town Drugstore.
May 2itn.
Fon Kext. Store -rooni in briclc building
Is for rent. Immediate possession. Term
reasonable. Apply to' f
J. A.Kellv,
May 31. Henderson, 2. O. I
Call and see those nice embroidered
Marsailes suits at Stalling & Crews.
They have the largest assortment of ladies
dress goods in town. - may 31 a.
Stalling & (hews are constantly receiv
ing new white goods, and ladies dress
goods an trimmings of every description.
They cany a nice line from which towlect.
. - ilav 31st.
Tee Rev. Gro. II. Thatkr, of Bourbon,
Ind., says:' " Both-myself and wife ow:i
our lives to Sihloh's Oosscmption ccre.
For sale at W. T. Cheatham &. Co's drug
store. Feb .
'BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
- BURWELL HALL,
Tuesday liveniu'; Juno lOtli.
- Presentation of - Boucicault's
FIVE-ACT -COMEDY.
London Assurance
';s I FOlt B FXEFfT O f
vance' guards.
caste cf characters : '
Sir Harc icrt Gourti.v,
Mr. WayreWyche.
Max IIarkawav, "
capt. Thos. II. (havatise.
Cuas. Courtly,
w Jlr. Jas. Norfleet.
Dolly Spakkep,
Mr. C. A. Lewia.
Dazzle. . " ': . '
. . 'J. ' Mr. Claud Johnson.
Meddle, Attorney,
llrt H. M. Cinnon.
Cool, ServasttoSiu tl.
Mr. J. R. Estes.
Isaacs,
Mr.Z C. Greca.
Mautik, Servant,
II r. C. S. Clarke.
Lady Gay Spanker,
Miss S. J. E. Young.
Grace IIarkawav,
Jibs Lizzie Clarke.
Pert,
Mrs. Thos. Chav is-ie.
Under the niauageiueut of Mrs.
Wadd-ll, Missei Bailie Claike aud Sallia
Young.
RELIEF AT LAST.
-:o:-
Peroxide of Silicates.
THE FARMERS' AND GAR
P:iDEERS' BEST ERIEXi). "
--- .' :o: . -
, A SURE PROTECTION AG f N"ST
THE RAVAGES, ALL JN?ECr
PK-S is that de.-troy the grow ing cropf.
When mixed with the FertUljr it "aiiI
iletrov hU ; Grub and vWoruiH iu the
soil. Dustpd on6, th, plant it, kill." the
Colorado Heetle pr Potato Jiuar. the Ck
bage Worm, and all kind" of-Bng and t
lrectS'ttat attack tke Tomato Flam,
Kale, Egir-Plf n, Caul flow r, Cucum
ber, Me oati f-.q jitsli, aud Cut!oupe
iufK," Currant uab,';lloba'. PiUthe4.
Fruit tree.', and all .ln utibt-rv, etc. etc.
It is ABSOLUTELY' SAFE No davifer
of poirvoning your Uck, . bhoiild, miy
happen to -at of the vegetation, trebled i
1 , . !. . t. .i I . ... i i:i !
; oy mo -siii04in iiuiniazu iy ucj uigu
i aurh -rity as Wm. II. Alword,. Agut
o.nciuii ui i-iuw.uit,j, :ujuw.
Mot
J nnnvi
Peroxide of Silicates!
. n.
- ' ''-y-yyi
i.).l 1 1 Ia 1
ates : will
igorotis growth
rich fjliaire.
:ii'K the crojto
a full and ItM-jthy mtturity. Get a ' few
i.ouuds nd.trv it. !
J. E.CLARKE A CO,
Sole AaenL. lleudertion, 2i. C
June 7 lo.J
J
e ha'e ju-t returned
frrm
New
",JU lv
line of
Dry Goods,
, ISTOTlO iSIS,
; . :J
I II A t-q p A rjO- RnnTQ
ii A I o, V AirO' DUUl
SHOES, &C. '
All iOMjrlti for tho ovetUHtins; ebl
We do not claim to undersell our :om - j
piiirr!; I'm nuff . mix we ui f,iui i
we w ill .pot be rttnderitoldWeofcll
especial attention to out celebrated-
,.P. COX'S Shoes
For Udie, children and Mt-aea. - Kvery
pair warranted. .They aracqnali If tw-t
auperWr. to any n -iie .'mt's Call
and nee them. - We eairv a I uls l'na of
Bran, hlvstaffl'ftay. anVf other felujla off
leed. In fset we -rry alut)ie line oi
every thing k-pt:lo ft fit-jClais eoontry
store and will t oerulu-to triva.J'! tbf
wnrth of vour numev. Call and aea u
at W. W."p.owlanda"old stand, WaLkins
old store rooms.
Respectfully, ...
r ROWLAND & POWELL.
4 pr5; Jt:
New Arrivals!
ONTotice.
Having 'HlIfled 'dminlitrtrl?
tha esute -f a.J)..Yott jff, jace!Wl..alC
persons hv'nK cUima a4int aaid de
cadent are tiereby mHiliKi tv present I ' i
them to- me rr-uvaawa--wllkia -12
montbs from date hereof, of ihl- notice
will be pleaded In ltr or their moTaiy; !
all persons indlt-il to aid decedent
mmt make imnirrlUte pr,ncnt. TbW
20th day of Mar. IS.
, EULIEW. YOUNO.
" Admlnistiatrix of a. D. Yco, de
ceased. fjuner 6.
OOMMISIOXKR'.nSAl.SOF VAL
UABLE RlliL ESTATE. .
Ai coftimialoner appointed hr th
Superior C nut rr Vance onatv. al t 6
February te'in, 133. In th action in
s iul court wberein Jno. M. Lnwreoo
aatiiifitrator oi Ttirner Lnrence, i
flaitniir, nd John C. Heur ad Lucr
iPHter hU wife, are drwdots. I abalt
-ll on Mooda?, llm 2-d da of Johr,
1S. at tha rart llua dinr. In th
own of ileorlerw'.i,, a 1 t or. parcel nf
lnd klfUHte In tt town of Kittrell,
Vrcecunfyj adjoin! iijr the lota f P.
I. K-y, J. II. iledpth md olbera. and
b"undfd follows: riegioaing on lt
street. K- y'a Houtb-eaat eoTier, Ihence
XoiUi. feet to 2nd !ret, tbene
Est 2$ hfit tot ifedtirpnth oorner.
thence South, parallel with Una
to lt sfre'. 2.yJ ft thnce VTut -alocrf
lt street, 'J8 feet to.tbe begin fuE,
conuinloi 53s tq lare.fect mora or torn
Tertnacikli. -.,.,
Mny i;8tb, 1853.
TIIOS. B.TETTABT.E,
may 31 4 o. , CommiM.Iobtr,
Notice of Adiniuistration.
This ia to give notice that I hare tim
day talcen out letters uf a.i ministration -upon
the estat of the late Mr. Ann U.
Harrisou, of Vance county, -2. C ami
all persons having cUitna against Ua
decedent, to present the tatn- to me for
payment on or before the 2Gth day 6t
May, 18!-nt or eUa tbia notice will V
plead in bar of tbelr recovery. AH ptf'
sons owing raid estate will come for
ward nd nuke prompt payment.
Th:. MMv 22d. ISO.
J. II. PARI! AM,
AdmV. of Mr. Ann K. Harrison.
Edivakds it Wokiuam, Attorneya.
may 24-6 o.
KEEP COOL.
:o:
rialn Sola Water, 2 glasses for 3 cents;
Milk Shakes 5 cents; Limenda 5 cents-;
Chocolate Shakes 5 ccuts ; Ice Cream -Soda
Water 5 cents ; Chocolate Cream scents, at-
W. A. Farkisb' ,
Vieuna Bakery and Confectionery Store. '
, XainyM 3 I.J ; .
Sasli, 'Blinds,
DOORS, SHINGLES and LATH'S,
SOLD VERY CHEAP BV -1'
JOHN Ii. AV ATKINS,
april 12-6 I. Henderson, X. C.
STALKS & CRBV7S.
We. have a complete i-lock of Dry
Goods Drevs Goods. Noilona, White
Goods and GenU Fnrniahlufc Gooda
lOinbroideriea, Laces, Ac. and every
thing kepi in a Dry Good atore, and
we are anx'oua to -lL tuera, and will
aive you prices that 1 I aurprie you..
We havn HOina xtra hwriealiiawe bnt-sht
in Whito Goods, V mbroi leriea, Drtaa
Gool. silki and Trimming that wa
w li ir-r special i v to unr ctiKiomt-ra and
f.iendnin thorn xi 61 darn. . tf
We olTer row Whit plj-in and Rtrlped
India Lawn Irom 8 to 4P epnt. WbitA
Check Nr.liinook from 8 to St ' centa,
P q les from 5. 8. 10, 125 and 13 cent,
nice Sheer Persian Lawns. 15 t 85 nenta.
A nice line of plain and Fedora Mull-,
a beautiful line of Lawn. 5. f, 7, 8, 10,
125 "nd 15 cent, in solid black and other
colors, best Calicoes nd P'rcaien, vary
variety of atvle. Henrietta cloth
iuebfcH wide all wool fl0 a yari. Our
2)ies Good-i df-partiueut Is complete.
We have a full line In all the new sondes,
prices ranging from 10 cents to $160.
We carry a iu i line of Surak Moire,
Faille, Francai?, Regatta and hbadame
Silka in d e-a patiern or by tbe yard.
Jttaod other triiiimins to match all
Ihe above. Illicit fc'lfcii and trimming
a ficc!alty. Ldbrs' Iw Neck and
sleevelesV VtfRt In ianse, ' I.ial thread,
Uaibrlgan and Mllr. - Gents' - Lnar
wear nt nil pi ices and SUUSnes JKWKL,
SHIKT U still a magnet that draw , Daw
customers tvry day. . .
: V Very Kespoclfully, U
; ' STALLINGS & CREWS,
HENDERSON, N. C,,
THE : LEADING
Spring Stoi k of Fiie4:b-e, Hoot Hats,
GouU' Furnihlnic, Goods. Ac,,
i Ecl'piinjr all other In QoaiiUl.altt,
my.e aou i'rio, 1 v w iouu.4 at
ft 1 JftR H PA;U
aa& BBBiBk. Jai aaa ai skk. aa asa sm aa aav
m in niuvia.a.n v
)Iy atoelc is lrger tb?n ever Ibis aea
sou, an 1 in every department la oaifaet
beyond criticiem and onoparitton. !
bare an immeune etock of
FINE FOOTGEAR
F -r" Iad5e, WUaes, Genthmen and'
Children, and. ,cu .cve yn any atyU
d-airtd, el yrU'tm .which defy einipetS
Con. All tbe bent mk&4 od laadlng
tyles in atclc.
HATS, HATS, HATS.
s I how '.be largest worfmout of Hats
io town. All Hie nobidet atyte and
abado. Hoft and Miff llata. Straw
Q-kx!", Mackinaw. Ave., iu great variety.
A beautiful line of r
Gents. Furnishing dobds,
j T which aprcial attention ia inrlted.
In th.i ifepartment oar mock la eom
n'et. e'uhra'inar cverY art led e of araa-
I il.in.i,'. urnor f i fT frHrm. Kivff J0
A Ur.'e f-t-vk of Umbrellas. Trtraka.
Va Uea. de all of which will ba sold
at very
T (T TTTinTTDtC
LiU YY rlJUXllit.
I'xtendiog thanks to my many friaola
and rmtronn f..r the very liberal patroo
aK(fiven me lo the pt and boplDt t
merit a oo tin nance of th aame. I bar
uker the precaution to provide- liber
ally for the need and waota of every,,
body, and will aeii tbere st good piods
on ni clone marius aa any r labia
dealer, ! 's
A. R. AIM CLE A
- HENDERSON, N. C.
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