THE HENDERSON GOLD LEA- F- THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1893.

A NEW FIRM.PROGRESSIVE ROCKYMOUNT.

Spread-oajrl- e speaker are beinniUTto load up with patriotic lore for thefourth of July explosion.An exchange states an important

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JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING., v.- a new business:

:.V7 v. i'n.any an cUi business;"""V'K'-'h- S

many a large business;v?., s'many a dull business:

r- .'. ; ;S many a lost business:SAVhS niany a failing business:' :;s success in any business.

r judiciously," use the columns"' .'" ).:' SON GOLD LEAF. It is the

" 1 ,.','CV published in Vance county inj growing towns of North Car-ulat- es

extensively among an in-- 1'' prosperous people whose trade is'.'eolling and having.

ATLS of advertising.

ii v.iMiuci.ia ci:icuy, w men is ail! e ""TV. 1- 1-

cial to you and your children. Such is Serf's .T.;. ;:

of Pure Norwegian Cud Liver Oil and Hypophos-phite- s

of Lime and Soda, it checks wasting in thechildren and produce r, sound, healthy llcsh. p. k sthem from taking cold and it will do the same f r v.ni

Every ManA Capitalist.

You can lccomc a capitalist atonce Lv laying by a small part ofyour yearly income and invest-ing it in a Tontine policy of the

Equitable LifeFor $20 you can instantly se-

cure a capital of $1 ,000 (or for$rcx a capital of $ 10,000), thusacquiring au estate which youmay leave to your heirs, or re-

tain as a fuml for your ownsupport in old age, if your lifebe prolonged.

Such a step will prompt youto save, will strengthen yourcredit, will increase your con-fidence, will preserve you fromcare and will give you lastingsatisfaction.

The Plan is Simnle.The Security Absolute.

It is the perfect developmentof the life policy. To-da- y isthe right time to get facts andfigures. Address

W. J. ROD DEY, Manager,For the Carolina.

ROCK HILL, S. C.

WHEN YOU WANT

J. H. Bridgers and W. W. Row-land.

Mayor J. II. Hridgers turned everthe reins of the municipal governmentto his successor W. W. Rowland, Esq.,on the first instant. It is but just tothe retiring chief executive of the townto say that his official career has beencreditable to himself and acceptable tothe people. He has discharged hisduties in a fair minded and impartialmanner and administered the law ashe found it and interpreted its meaning.Positive, but nxt overbearing; sym-pathetic, but not sentimental, MayorHridgers administration has been suchthat he and his friends have causeto felicitate themseves, and he retireswith the confidence and regard of thepublic no less than when he enteredupon his term of office a year ago.

Of his successor Mayor Rowland itmay be expected that his official careerwill be in every way commendable andsatisfactory. He is a gentleman ofintelligence and good judgment, athorough business man and we doubtnot will give us a capable and businesslike administration. Having served inthe capacity of town commissioner heis familiar with the affairs of our localgovernment and such knowledge andexperience will serve him in good turn.Let us as a community uphold andsupport Mayor Rowland's administra-tion and second his every effort to en-

force the law, and preserve order, andadvance the interests of Henderson inevery way in our power.

. ..Shiloh's Cure, the Great Cough and

Croup Cure, is for sale by us. 1'ocket sizecontains twetitv-fiv- e doses, only 2rc. Chil-dren love it. Sold by W. W. Parker.

Scon's rr.ulsi.-- cares CouLs,Colds. Consumption, ScrcfuJa anaall Anaemic and Wr.i1tir.5- - Disrascs.Prevents wastij ch "..Ircn. Al-most rs jjaI.T:;M(- - .ts r::sl:. Uel i:!ythe rcenuinr. ; aro.l 1 Sott .V;

B .'wne. Ch raic-L:-- , lic.v Y'.-r- ik'iJ I vai:

orncc at w. ii.vtEsrnis sioui:.

MZrcXSt'ft iff kl S WH K I II I I3M ID U JT4S-- L i rNt

rmmM ran iTobhcco Fertilizer.HIGH GRAB$ QUICK-RELIAB- LE.

T15 Pansers endorse it. Tkj say It tells ia Its FIELD fA ca tic WAREHOUSE fLOOR

S. W. TRAYERS k GOAGENTS WANTED. PRICE3 "EDUCED. Write for Testimonials oni Trtcc.

FOR SALECOOPER & BARNES, HENDERSON. N. C.

As to Powell & Co., a Firm Whichia Business From the Start.

A new grocery firm, and one whichis in the race to win. is that of Powell& Co., Mangum street, at the standformerly occupied by the Durham Fer-tilizer Company.

Mr. Powell came to Durham abouttwo months ago, opened up a fresh andchoice line of fancy groceriesf and putout his sign. The new firm commencedto do business on the day it openedand was in it from the start. As itbecame better known its trade in-

creased, and to-da- y it is disputingground with many older and betterknown grocery houses.

Mr. Powell is a man who attends tohis business and will look after the in-

terest of his customers. He keeps thebest in the market. His clerks arepolite and always, at their post, andthe man who deals with the new firmcan always be sure of their doing thesquare thing.

The foregoing is taken from the Dur-

ham Globe. The new firm referred tois composed of J. B. Powell and II. C.Callaham. Mr. Powell, the seniormember, was formerly in businesshere but recently went to Durham andengaged in a different line. He is agood business man, a hard worker, en-

ergetic and accommodating, and it willbe gratifying to his friends to knowthat he is meeting with success in hisnew field. Wc understand that theincreasing trade and popularity of thisfirm necessitated the moving of theirstock to larger and more convenientquarters on Main street where theywill have better facilities for servingtheir patrons and also to do business inthe wholesale line.

For Malaria, Liver Trou-ble,or Indigestion, useBROWN'S IRON BITTERS

To My Lady Friends.I have just received my

second supply of Fine SpringMillinery which will be soldat extremely low prices. Calland convince yourself of thefact.

Mrs. Nathan Lehman.

For Low FriccsOn Lime, Laths, Shingles,Doors and Windows, call on

John 15. Watkins.-

The ladies are invited to call at H.Thomason's store and see his new stockof Dress floods and ninny other thingsreceived since gelling into his new quar-ters. Call early before the best shadesare all out. They are pretty and cheapand g-- like hot cakes. An early call issuggested if you want a nice dress fo:'little money. I don't intend to be sur-passed or undersold in any thing in myline. Very Uespectful'y,

npr ." H. Tiiomasox.

Itobv Carriages.

All styles and all prices. Theprettiest and cheapest line intown, at Watkins's.

Zeigler Shoes.

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For style, fit and wear un-

surpassed. For sale byWatkixs.

We oiler you the largest,best and most stylish line ofDress Goods, Trimmings,and Millinery in the city. Ourprices are low, quality consid-ered. S. & C. Watkins.

W h e n youwant neck wear,collars andcuffs, iro to The

Lassiter-Parha- m Co.'s. Stvleand prices right.

The latest and newest de-

signs in gents' furnishinggoods, hats, &c., at S. & C.Watkins's.

Ladies' Dress Goods.Changeable, Figured, Ben-galin- e

and Wash Silks in greatvariety and lowest prices, at

The Lassiter-Parha- m Co.'s.

"When Baby was sick, wo gave her C'astoria.

Y.l'.t ii she-- was a Child, she cried for Cast.jrui.

V.'hcn she became Miss, she citing to Castoria.

When she had Children, she gave them Cast- ria.

Our $3 00 Shoe for gentlemen you cant tell it froma s5.oo shoe. Nothing to com- -

pare with it elsewhere. 'TheLassiter-Parha- m Co. have theaire new

When you want to buy window glasscall on D. W. Hardee. He keeps all kindsand sizes, and his prices can not be dis-

counted. Also sash, tloors, blinds, shin-gles, laths, lime, cement, cow hair, &c.Fully prepared to fill any order on shortnotice. mcht

25c for 20c.We sell first-clas- s regular made, fast

black Ladies' Hose at 2 cents. Children'sat 1 " cents. S. & C. Watkins.

D. V. Hardee keeps a full line of building materia! of all kinds, such as shin-gles, laths, sash, doors, blinds, lime, ce-

ment, cow hair, window glass. &c. Pricesas low us any dealer anywhere. Give hima call when in need of anything in hisliiw. mchl

A Town With a ISrisht FutureBefore It The Keeley Insti-

tute and the Good WorkIt Is Doing:.

The editor had the pleasure ofspend-in- g

a couple of nights and a day inRocky Mount, taking a run down thereSaturday eyeuiug. We were agreeablysurprised and much gratified at theevidences of thrift and progress seenon every hand. The town has grownand prospered wonderfully since wehad stopped there last, some yearsago. The population has more thandoubled in the last two years wewere told. This is a remarkablerecord for a North Carolina town.

Recognizing the high character ofthe institution and the splendid workit is doing for the unfortunate menwho are victims of the drink habit aswell as those suffering from nervousail'cctions, we went to Keeley Institute,of which our good friend the genialhearted, brilliant minded Dossey Rattle,himself the mo?t eloquent endorse-ment of the redeeming powers of thedouble bichloride of gold treatment,is manager. Dr. G. A. Ramseur askilled taud scientific practioner andgentleman is the physician in charge,and two more kind hearted, sympa-thetic and well fitted men for theirrespective duties could not be found.The patients come and go and threehad just returned home new men afew days before. There were severalothers there and a cleverer, jollier,more hopeful set of men we never saw.Some people have an idea that a KeeleyInstitute is but little removed from amail house. On the contrary it iswhere one might go to find men ofcharacter, men of sense, men of re-

finement who had made up their mindsto break the schackles that bind themand control their will power and des-

troy their manhood and usefulnesstobe cured of the disease of alcoholismand be made new men again. Andsuch is the grand mission of the Keeleycure and such is the work it is doing.The time is not far distant when Dr.Leslie F. Keeley will be regarded asthe greatest benefactor of his day. andmen like Dossey Rattle and Dr. Ram-seur who are giving their life-wo- rk tothe reclamation of unfortunate fellowcreatures will receive their reward ingratitude and moral support at least fortheir earnestness and unselfish devo-tion to the great cause in which theyarc laboring.

Sunday we dined with Mr. and Mrs.K. W. Koghill whose hearts still turntoward Henderson aud go out warmlyfor Henderson people. Mr Coghill hasdono much in his particular line tobuild up and beautify the town andhas several large contracts on hand tobuild many handsome private resi-dences and commodious business houses.His friends will be pleased to learnthat he is doing well in his new home.

Sunday night we were the guest ofWill T. Gregory, whom we all knowto be one of the cleverest boys in fortyStates, as he is one of the most com-petent and expert judges and handlersof tobacco. He is manager and buyerfor the American Tobacco Company,and has two large establishments wellfilled with the finest grades of leaf, allin apple pie order. He is as popularwith the people of Rock' Mount (thefemale portion especially) as he wasin Henderson, and only kind wordswere spoken of him. This is nothingmore than we expected and what hedeserves.

Monday wc rode with him severalmiles in the country and were gratifiedat the encouraging looks of things onthe well cultivated farms. Crops aregrowing nicely and looking fine. Agreat deal of tobacco has been plantedand in many places it is being worked.The season is several weeks earlierthan with us.

We had the pleasure of seeing ourbrethren of the press, Mr. W. A.Campbell, of the Aryonaut, and JohnW. Lewis, of the Plucnix, both ofwhom have done good service in behalfof the advancement of their town, anddeserve the most liberal support of thebusiness men and property owners.Rocky Mount has a bright future be-

fore it and the citizens are full of hopeand encouragement.

We regret that space is not at ourdisposal to say as much about theplace and people as we would like.

LADIESNeeding a tonic, or children who want build-

ing up, should takeBROWN'S IKON BITTERS.

It la pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,EiUousness, Liver Complaints and Keuralgia.

.The latestTad in Ladies' 'ombination

Lace and Hair Pins, at F. E. Right's.

The Cash in Advance Plan.At the recent meeting of tlie North

Carolina Press Association in New Berne,the cash in advance system of conduct-ing newspapers that is requiring tillsubscribers to pay the money down attime of entering tlu-i- names andpromptly discontinuing the paper at ex-

piration of time paid for was discussedand the general opinion expressed wasthat this is the only satisfactory andproper course to pursue. The LexingtonDi--ptte- k of last week says this along thatlint;:

Anent the discussion at tlie late meet-ing of the Press Association in regard tothe cash system, we desire to say thatwe inaugurated that system nearly ayear and a half ago and have never hadcause to regret it. We advise every news-pad- er

to go am) do likewise. The creditsystem will not do as ii matter of busi-ness. A newspaper in these times thatruns on the old credit basis is just a littlebehind tlit; times.

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We are showing an elegant line ofFrench Dress patterns in Silk and WoolenNovelties the latest designs.

S. fc C. Watkins.

The World's Fair.

Go Via Chesapeake X; Ohio Kailroad.

The quickest and best route to tlieWorld's Fair is via the Chesapeake & OhioRailway. Only twenty seven hours fromRichmond and twenty-thre- e hours fromCharlottesville to Chicago. Doable dailyvestibule trains with Pullman sleepingand dining cars.

The Chesapeake A Ohio is also thecheapest route. Ask for tickets via thisline. If you desire to stop at the famousCireenbiier White Sulphur Springs or atany of the watering places along tlie lineof the C. & O. your World's Fair ticketwill permit you to do it. Special arrange-ments for the care of organized parties .

For full information and printed matterrelative to the World's Fair, address JohnU. Potts. Division Tassecger Agent Ches-apeake & Ohio Railway, Richmond, Va.

New Baby Carriages, sopretty and cheap, at Watkins's.

SATISFACTIONI- - guaranteed

J Sarsaparilla. One hundred doses inl every bottle. No other does this.

u uui wnen it declare that -- The,0!:llCal ,Iut' b' "ieuis the chiel source of the .sullerin from

mis-ovcnim- eut by had men."Potato bugs have put in a numerousappearance. Physic the slu-s- "' witha table spoonful ot Paris green mixedwith three gallons of water. If thisremedy fails mash them between two

pieces of piank.The installment plan of sellinbicycles, which most of the leading

maoulacturers have adopted throughtheir local agents, has vastly increasedtlte number of these popular silent

now in use.In the light of recent events it may

be stated upon positive assurance thatmany of Henderson's business peopleare sadder, if not wiser aud better menthan than they used to be. No 'en-dorsements" are necessary to substan-tiate this fact.

Attention is called to the advertise-ment of J. A. Fleming, Middleburg,who oilers for sale two Eclipse engines,on wheels, a saw mill and a lot ofother machinery. Persons wishing tobuy such would do well to call on erwrite to Mr. Fleming. H; oilers abargain in this machinery.

The (ioLit Ekaf has received fromMis. M. l'juhain, one of the faculty,an invitation to attend the commence-ment exercises of Oxford Female Semi-nary May '2S-3,)t-

h. The baccalaureatesermon will he preached by Rev. T. (i.Jones. I). J)., of Norfolk, Va.. andKev. V. E. Hatcher, I). I)., of Rich-mond, will deliver the annual addressbefore the Calliopean Society. Theentire programme will be given withintwo days, closing Tuesday night.

A perfect town is that in which yousee the farmers patronizing the homemerchants, the merchants patronizinghome printers, the laborers spendingthe money they earn with their owntradesmen, and they buying theirthings at home instead of going abroad.The spirit of reciprocity between busi-ness men and mechanics, tradesmenand laborers, the farmers and manu-facturers, results every time in makingthe town a good one for businessPa i n es v il ! c Dam onu I .

One of the sufferers by last week'sstorm was Mr. Walter Milne, who livesjust below town, near the Ward place.He lost his dwelling and all out houses,together with much of his crop andhousehold effects. Everything on theplace was blown down by the cycloneand the wreck was complete. Hisdaughter had one of her hands badlyhurt but with this exception the familyescaped bodily injury. Mr. Milne is anold man and his misfortune is lament-able. They sought refuge at Mr. MarkIJowen's at whose house they arc beingkindly cared for.

W'e are in receipt of the Annua An-nouncement of the North CarolinaState Dental Society, the 19th meetingof which will be held in the city ofRaleigh May 2:5r.l-2Ct- h, inclusive. Itis in the form of a ucat little pamphletissued from the presses of (ieo. M.Newell, Henderson, which does creditto his taste and good workmanship.The title page, printed in red and paleblue embossed cover paper, with largegilt monogram "X. C. S. I). S." incentre, the great seal of North Caro-lina in upper left hand corner aud apicture of the capitol building in thelower right hand, is very unique andattractive. Our townsman Dr. F. S.Harris, is president of the Society.

Friday Adams vc Harris again treatedtheir friends and patrons to turtlesoup. There are no liner caterers thanthese gentleman, whether it is in dis-

pensing liquids or in more substantialthings in the way of the choicest eata-bles. And when it comes to turtlesoup, with one of those large sea mon-sters which they are famous for pro-

curing as the basis, they are simplyaway up in (f. Ceorge Littlejohn isthe cook and those who ever had thepleasure of working their way to thebottom of a dish prepared by him neednot lie told that he cannot be surpassedin this respect. It is needless to saythe treat was greatly relished by thetwo or three scores of gentlemen whopartook of it.

. .Sliiloli's Vitalize!-i- s what you need for

Dvspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin orKidney Trouble. It, is guaranteed to givevou satisfaction. Price 7."c. Sold by W.

V . Parker, druggist, Henderson.

A New Dress.Yon must have one. Then buy it at

S. iV: C. Watkins".

Town Officers.At a meeting of the Hoard of Town

Commissioners held Monday eveningfor the election of ollicers, the follow-

ing were elected : Clerk. Capt. J. H.White; Tax Collector. J. E. Currin;Treasurer, Jas. M. Young; Chief ofPolice, R. J. Southerland; AssistantPolit e, J. H. Mahone and J. T. Moss.

lion's This?We offer one hundred dollars reward

for ntiv case of catarrh that cannot becured bv taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.

K. J. CHENEY & CO., prop'rs.Toledo, Ohio.

We, the undersigned, have known F. J.Cheney for thtf last 1.") years, and believehim perfect lv honorable in in alt businesstransactions.'and financially able to carryout anv obligations made by their firm.West - Truax, wholesale druggists, To-

ledo, Ohio.Walding, Kinna'.i & Marvin, wholesale

dne'gists, Toledo, Ohio.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,

actin" directly upon the blood and mucoussurfaces of the system. Trice, 75 cents perbottle, bold by all druggists.

Large Stock of Trunks andTravelling Bags at

W.YTKtXs's.

Entertainment at the MethodistProtestant Church.

ti.o miMic is rordiallv invited to ani III'entertainment in the Methodic Protest-

ant Church. Friday. May 12th, com-

mencing at 8:15 p. m. There will berecitations, with music by a select

choir bv the following contestants lor

a Demoiest Silver Medal: Miss Lunda

Wvche. Miss Marv Lou Thomas, MissHe"ssie Kerner. Miss Jennie Shaw, Miss

Tucker Massenbunr.Miss Jessie Howardand Master Geo. A. Ilarrell. A beauti-

ful medal will be awarded for the bestrecitation and presented in an addressbv T. N. Pittman, Esq. All who at-

tend may expect a pleasant time. Letus encourage our home talent and showour appreciation of au entertainmentat once iunnocent and entertaining.

Respectfully,T. J. OaiiURX,

May IHh. Pastor M. P. Church.

AYantoil to PurchaseA gentle family horse one that can be

warranted sound and sufficiently safe foraladvto drive, also clear-foote- d underHm saddle. Apply at Tins Office.

in. ! 12 C. 1 Col.

tr.oj soo; i 2 not'.OO 1 1 Oil! ir.oo

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. ., ."months i- - transient'. . rendered )iiartcrly

, . published for a longer

, : . i ! -t iiii-iit- to appear anions,: ! muter heuUiio; of Business

V' .; - J:arK-'I 1" cents per line foraii'l ') cents per line lur each

i: ! isenieiits. such as ad tn i u ist ra-- i-

it tors' not ici-s- , eonui i iss ioners'., ., summons to n'nii resi-- v.

; i ! ehared for at It i:i 1 rates,, . ,. :i ! :.i I a certain limit of,'. v.li n il case We reserve t tie rijjht to

. .. n (! Mi -- neb Iiiimiickk niust. ; 1'i'K IN AIYAN( !".. The eliarifi;

Txia ati'l we cannot utforil to take.,. .a;' t lie i i'umi i of tn is: .11 s I o :i y.

I ,,:, v notices, resolutions of I'sjiict,. ; i.i diariicil for al the rate oi one

, .. , ,, : a in I lie ca .; to u st a com pa n y..I In i;.m s here 1" e i i t s ami

the i lp'T ate iir.l l l.eii, noin i.e :i.nh- for I in- - liit li-- lines

. ', word ; -- or ait:clis not xeeeil lisj. e .: t. .

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C P THE TOWN fi.u:au laconics picked up here and

thereby our eagle-eye- d

reporters.ii(!ioii IjimIc, No. Liii'.,

A. f A. 31.;,!. ami lli'mt Tiicschiv i j r 1 s in

, ,cii tnoiitli fit 7:". i. in. Keavis Hall.

House for Rent.i :.' U '1 welling house, o ii Winder st n et ,

i, ir lti- Tmker's resilience, enntninino'; luiiius, kitchen, A. Good well of

. r ei in vt iiient . Possession s'iven illApply to .1. A. Ki.i.i.v.

Tilt- - very latest novelties ini ); . ,-, ( ioo Is at

l iii- - Lassiter -- 1'arham ('o.'s,

W'e show you no jobs huta., honest, straight and stylishliii' of I)ry (ioods. Dress,..'ds. eve. S. t--

c ('. Watkins.

5 ,))() ards ol Lace, Ham-;r-- .

Swiss, and every varietyWhite ( ittods at

1 he Lassiter-Parha- m Co.'s.

1 ) you seek your money'si al value ? Then buy Yourspring dress and hat ol

Watkins.The lat(!.st French patterns

in llats and Dress Goods.S. ec C. Waskins.

Children's Red. Tan andlUack Oxfords in heel andspring heel. 5c, si.oo, si. 25.

The Lassiter-Parha- m Co.

Ladies ! See our celebrat-ed S2.no shot". Vou can't iindan v tiling like: them lor theiaonev idsewhere.

The Lassiter-Parha- m Co.

NeW SllirtS Tor summer.The prettiest in the market.Cool and refreshing in hotweather.

The Lassiter-Parha- m Co.

300 Corsets just receivedat Watkins's. the Duplex,trv one is all we ask.

New Cravats, NelijjcoShirts. Dress Shirts. Suspen-ders. Collars, Cuffs, eve, alltilt! latest styles, at

Watkins's.

Handsome line of Silks andFrench Novelties in DressGoods at Watkins's.

I )on't fail to see that beau-tiful display of PVench Pat-

terns and Shapes, Ribbonsand Flowers.

S. ec C. Watkins.

Stvle with comfort is whaty u seek. Then i;et the 1 )uplex,warranted and onlysi.ooat

Watkins's.

We tit a three hundred.ts easilv as a ninety-si- x

pounder with the Duplex.Trv one. S. ec C Watkins.

Crockery. Glassware, OilStoves, cheaper than ever be-

fore, at Watkins's.FI arm lx-tis- . arl ire.

Plows and Ca:-tine;- s. 1 lames,etc.. at Watkins's.

Matting, Ku-- s, Carpets.Curtains. Poles, etc.. at

Watkins's.Largest and chi'ajtest stock

"f Furniture at Watkins's.

" Richmond Ranee," bestlor cooking and heating waterfor bath tubs, at Watkins's.

All everyday remark,the growth of The Lassiter-Parha- m

Co.'s business. Andwhvisit? Thev devote all theirtime to improving' their stockand giving- the people thebest values possible and willcontinue to do so.

J. -rir- -r-.-rsv: v r

Henderson Granite Works

P. BOURKE, Propr.I am prepared to furnish estimatesand execute alhvork in MonumentsCemeterv & Street Curbing, DoorSteps, Window Sills and Lintels,&c. All kinds of cut or rough stoneat Lowest Trices. Work deliveredfree on board cars in Henderson.Tinest quality of Granite.

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Hand riveted handle hoes,best you ever saw, at

Watkins's.

Orinoco Tobacco (iiuano.King wood, N. (J., Sep. 7. 112.

I crew :t acres tobacco this yar amiused no other guanos than your ' i imtco."The laud was originally verv poor, and Ican honestly say it was the finest lookingwhile in tlie field I ever saw. It yellowedto perfection. My crop consisted of "

barns and I finished curing first week inSeptember. I used from "ittt) to tinn poundsper acre. Shall use Orinoco again.

O. A. Willi am 8.The above is manufactured by F. S.

lloyster, Tarboro, N. C.

Wheelbarrows $ i.5o up, alllrades, at Watkins's.

You can buy Oinjihauis and Outingsvery cheap at H. Thomason's.

New-est de-signsf-

or

you njmen instraw ,

stifF and soft hats, for spring-wear-,

atThe Lassiter-Parha- m Co.'s.

Machinery for Sale.I have for sab; one second-han- d rt horse

power Eclipse engine, 011 wheels. Aboutas good as new and will Im sold cheap.Also om; It) horse power Eclipse engine,on wheels, and saw mill. Will he sold

together or separately, at a bargain. Alsolot of steam gauges and check valves,made expressly for my own trade. Thelatter is something new and superior toanything of tin; kind made.

J. A. FLEMING,mayil-L'- i Middleburg, N. C

Notice.T7NDKH AND I'.Y VIRTUE OF AJ mortgage deed executed to tint late

E. G. IJrodie tin tin; 15th day of December,lS'.itl, by Jas. Hamilton and wife, and recorded 111 nook 1 1, pare -- V7 anee Kegis-try- ,

default having been made in tlie bondsecured theieby, I shall, on MONDAY,JI NK V2TU, W.C, at 11' o'clock M.. at thecourt hou-- e door in Henderson, N. C, sellat public auction, to the highest bidder forcard), the lot of land conveyed in said deedto which reference is made for a more par-ticular description

This Mav 10, IS'.t.l..1ENNIE ISHODIE.

Administratrix c. t. a. of E. G. Ihodie,deceased.J. 11. L'lidgers, Attorney.

Chattanooga Cane Mill,

EVAPORATOR AND FURNACES.

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fell i

BEST MADE PRICES LOW.

S. & C. WATKINS, Agents.

Trust Sale.

A DEED OF TRUbT EXUNDER by Win. Green and wife onMavtJth, isd." and registered in Vancecounty, in book 1",, page I will sell bypublic auction, for cah. at the court housedoor in Henderson, on MONDAY. JUNEl'I'll, ls'j:. at V2 o'clock, the land con-vev- rd

in said deed, to-- it : Thirteen andfi'loo acres lying on Young street, in tlietown of Henderson, and adjoining thelands of Mrs. E. Wyche. A. C. Zollicoffer.Mrs. Cora O. Phelps, Gary Street, Chas.Peace and Julias Speed.

This May in. l!r.j.T. M. PITTMAN, Trustee.

Pittman and Shaw, Attorneys.

PHOTOGRAPH call at

HOUFF BROS.' STUDIO,HENDERSON, N. C,

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Opposite tlte Pnk of Henderson, New-ell'- sold stand, where you will be cheer-

fully icceiv.d when Miim; to examineour woik or pricitu; and to rest as well aswhen wishing a sitting. Mi icily kikt- -

I.ass woi:k. All vi,.,.s. any stvle desired.opyinjr. Enlarcinii. Yicwinj;, Trayon.

Arc , at jrreatly reduced prices. "a.i mtimeot sittint! or woik will not be finished.Satisfaction muuantced. PnoMi-r.K- ss ourmotto. Don't fail to call.

Respectfully,

HOUFF BROS.Notice.

UNDER AND 1! Y V I RTF K OF Til Kof sale conferred upon me in

a Trust Deed executed 011 the 1st day ofM;irch,!s.Ht,,v,,, w. tvei ton and S. Gene-va tveiton his wife, and registered in Ti ttstdeed book 1 . pai;e ::.'T. in the ofttce of UrnResistor of Dcedsof Vance County, defaulthaving been made iii payment of the debtsecured theiebv. 1 shall s.-l- l for cash, bypublic auction) to the highest bidder, atthe com t house door in Vance county, N.C, on the'jr.Tll DAY OF MAY. thereal estate described and conveyed in saidTrust deed, to wit: Thiee bls in Kittn ll.N . '., two of the in adjacent to each otltei ,size each lU'..xl!i' feet, and exteitd-iii- R

from Und to :;id street, and the otherlot Hlx.'tHt feet adjoining Mclntdhanistreet, the lailioad piopertv and others.

II EYDEN V. 'REWS, Tnistec.This 24 April, '.:, Henderson. N. G.

Notice !

VTorth Carolina, i Supei tor t 'ourt,--Oi Vance county. i A pi il Kith, ls"t:;.

Statkok Nouih Caiiousa.To (he nu t of Liu of Si rak ,'. J.'iliwnitl,

dea'usrd :Take notice that an application haslteen

filed in this com t to set up and prove asthe last will and testament of Sarah E.Edmunds, a certain memorandum filedtherewith, and. I heieby appoint TI ES-D- A

Y, MAY ':;RD, ls-.i.;-, at lint court lions,,

in Henderson, N. G.f to hear the proofof same. You can be present and offerCounter proof if you so desire.

HENRY PERRY, Clerk,Superior Court Vance chunty.

Trust Sale.VIRTFE OFTIIE POWERBY upon me by two D Is of

Trust from It. F. Rest and wife: One ex-ecuted March 4th, Is'.h), and icisti-ie- inthe ollice of the Register of Deeds ofVance county, in Rook It, pane ; theother Febiuaiy lsftj, and leisteied insaid olhce in IJitok 15, page .vid, will sellby public auction for cash, at, the couithouse in Henderson, on MONDAY, MAYl."TH, ls'.l!, the lands described in saiddeeds, situate in Vance county, on the roadleading from Shatter to Waircnton, onRrown's meetinghouse biaucli, adjoiningthe lands of Turner Allen, Eankfoidand the old Ho: ton line, containing eighty-thre- e

acres, for more specific descriptionof which reference is hereby made to saiddeeds as registered.

This Api il 7th. W.i.T. Si. PITTMAN. Trustee.

Pittman & Shaw, Attorneys.

JJORSEY'S DRUG 8T0R

You will iind a full supply

FIELD il 'GARDEN SEEDS

Of all kinds,thrown ly tlie

most reli nble seedsmen

out theAll the

STANDARD VARIETIES.

Call early and supply your- -

1 DORSET,I )niL;dsT.

Notice.OFAI. DTI- - D ASHAVING the AiU ot the bite W. W.

Youim, tins is to ti'.ti!v all per-on- s havingCla ints ;:ain-- t -- aid leees-e-i to piesentthem lor payment on or l.ctote the tirstdry of Api il, 1K'.1. or th'.s notice will 1ms

pleaded iil b.'tl of theti proven. Personsindebted to said 'b-ce- ed will pleasomake tainent at once.

ANN ELIZA YOI NG, Executrixof V. . Young, deceased.

T. T. Hicks, Attorney.April 1. is'j:;.

Monty to Lend.

Parties desiring to borrow money onVance County latins payments to bemade on the following teriiH to wit: Onetenth or the principal at the end of oneyear, one tenth at the end of the secondyeau. the same amount at the end of thethird and fourth years, and balance at tlieend of the fifth year. Interest on the en-

tire amount at 7 percent, to be due and pay-able annuallv, may find it to their interestto apply to tlie undersigned. Such loanscan be placed through me with the Biitishand American Mortgage Company pro-vided the security is suilicient and buchas is required.

11. T. WATKINS, Atty.

For Kent.The beautiful residence of Mr. John L

Clarke, in Henderson, N. C. Persons de-

siring a nieo comfortable home uponeasy terms will apply to

A. C. Zoi.i.k (ti'FKif, Atty.,1 lenderson, X. ( '.

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Commendable Enterprise.The Gor.it Ja.av has had occasion

several times heretofore to speak incomplimentary terms of the MichieTobacco Company, one of Henderson'smost worthy and successful enterprises.The company is composed of excellentgentlemen who are recognized asamong our best and most enterprisingbusiness men, and the' are pushingtheir popular brands of smoking to-bacco with a vigor aud earnestnesscharacteristic ot" them and such aschallenges our warmest admiration.Resides keeping two or three salesmenconstantly rn the road and pushingtheir trade out into new territory theMichie Tobacco Company give a hand-some $G.U0 wall desk and book casewith every 50 pounds or $20.00 worthof their goods. The dealer realizes 00per cent, on the investment and getsthe desk thrown in. This is made ofantique oak and is a thing of beauty,au ornament to any room or library,and altogether a desirable piece of fur-

niture. One commendable thing inthis connection is the fact that thesedesks are manufactured here in Hen-derson. They are made under the im-

mediate supervision of Mr. II. A.Draper, one of the tinestcabinet makersin the country, which of itself is suf-ficient guarantee of their superior work-manship, beauty of finish and generalexcellence.

With goods of such fine quality auddelightful -- flavor as the Michie andPrichard's Pride smoking tobacco, audgentlemen of such means and enter-prise as Mr. Geo. S. Pochard, theMessrs. Harris, Mr. L. R. Gooch andMr. F. W. Ilite to push its manufac-ture and sale the Gold Lkav is notsurprised at the wide popularity audgrowing demand for their productthroughout the country.

3lalarra.Humphreys's Specifies Nos. ten and

sixteen speedily and permanently curemalaria and bilious fevers. Price 2."eeach at all drug stores

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Wanted.Situation by aprinterofeightyear.s' ex-

perience. Can furnish first-clas- s referencesand give good reasons for desiring toquit present position. Address" Printer"Henderson, X. C.

A Colloquy.fXoriolk Correspondence the Gold Leaf .

The writer overheard the followingconversation between two coloredwaiters in a down-tow- n restaurant theother day. One of the darkies wasfrom Virginia, the other from NorthCarolina :

Virginia darky. "Say Jim, whichState does you like de bess, ' Virginny'or rNorf Car'lina':-- "

North Carolina darky. " I like'Norf Car'lina' de bess."

Virginia darky "Well den whydon't you stay in 'Xorf Car'lina'

North Carolina darky ''Caze deypay bedder wages in 'Old VirginnyV

Virginia darky "Why can't 'NorfCar'lina' pay as good wages as 'OldVirginny' ? "

North Carolina darky " 'Caze 'NorfCar'lina' pays her honest debts, and'Old Virginny' re'justed hern."

Exit Virginia dark', and a loud ha!ha! from the North Carolina coon.

E. L. C. M..

Just think of it a Watch ami Clockcombined in one, for $2 .NO, tit

h. K. Hicht's.- .

S. C. Watkins are showing more andfiner lress Goods than ever before ex-

hibited in this city.

Go to Parker's Drugstore and get eyeglasses to suit. Just added u large as-

sortment. apr20-4-t- .

Tilt! " ItOOIll Lot" I HOllffllt.

Supposed to liave be l written by It. II.

Just about three years ago,I bought a lot, and bought it low ;

The man that sold it told me so,And he's the one that ought to know.Fifteen hundred was the price,He dWti't have to ask me twice,I paid him half in one big slice,

ml felt as rich as Calvin Biicc.l a. Ra, Ra, Ac.

Vn.l for the rest I gave my note,And as niv name I glibly wrote,1 had no thoimht mor'n a goat.The big load I'd have to toat.Now I am working like a slave,Trying hard enough to save.To pav the blasted note 1 gave,Before I lav me in my grave.

Ta, Ra, Ra, &c.

The lot's so steep 'twont hold a fenceThe stones upon it are immense,The bushes grow so tall and dense.It wouldn't bring me fifty cents.

,..i os i it in silent gloom.Thinking of niv awful doom,I want to lie down in my toml),Before we have another boom.

Ta. Ra, Ra. &c.Baltimore, Md.

Dress Goods we dont of-

fer you off styles at catchprices, but new styles at fairprices.

H. ThomoTwill sell you DressGoods

very cheap.

Letter From Kittrell.KiTTitKr.L, X. C, May 10, lS'.Ci.EniTon (JoLD Lkak: Expressions

of regret because of the taking oil' ofthe shoo-tl- y are heard on every side.This train was decidedly the most ac-

commodating one on this road.Dr. J. 1. Suu and family went to

Tarboro last Thursday to see Mrs.Su's sister, Mrs. Howell, who wasthen at the point of death. Her deathoccurred Saturday. Mrs. Howell waswell known here and very much be-

loved.Mrs. Burton and her daughter Miss

Louie, left Monday on a visit to friendsat Middlebun;.

Mr. C. L. Ulacknall went up to Ox-ford last Thursday to see what de-

struction was caused by the cyelui.eWednesday. It is to be hoped ;;..itour community will not be visited byany mo;-- e cyclones.

Mrs. John Wester went to Hender-son one day this week to visit friendsaud relatives.

Most of the Northern people havereturned to their homes. Mr. Davisand his family will remain several dayslonger. A.

A ?Iillion Frit'iitl.A friend in need is :t friend indeed, and

not less than a million people have foundjust such a friend in Dr. Kind's New Dis-

covery for Consumption, Couli. and Colds.If you have never used this (Ireat Cottt;li

Medicine, one trial will convince you thatit has wonderful curative powers in tilldiseases of Throat, Chest and Luiijrs. Eachbottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimedor money will be refunded. Trial bottlesfree at Melville Dorsev's dru store, Larebottles 50c. and .1.00."

Do Xot Buy A Haby CarriageUntil you have seen the

beautiful and extensive stockat Watkins's. All shapes andall styles of upholstering. Theprettiest and cheapest thingsof the kind in Henderson. i

'

Our Acorn Brand " None-such" unlaundried shirt bestout. At Watkins's.

See our Ladies' Mb ;ses andChildren's Shoe

All styles, all sizes, all prices.The Lassiter-Parha- m Co.

The lndifs are cordially invited to eaii i

ami inspect the pretty lint.- - of new dn-s- s

goods and trimmings just opened at ;

H. Thomason's.

iyO OTHER Sarsaparilla com- - i

bir.es economy and strength likeHOOD'S. It is the only or.o ofwhich can truly be said " 100 Doses $r.M

See Here!Wln-i- i in need of Sa.-- h, Dots, Poinds,

Shingles. Laths. Linn-- , ('esneM, ow Hair,ic. call on D. W. Hurd'-e- ; in-x- t door topost office. Nov. 10

ROOT

T 3 nmiMXlhl T ri rot ; T i" fnr f hf ! !" i 'Y e ! S - ,

can be made into a Tea for use in ne minute. !

Price i'jc . and ir packajre. j

f An Eletrant To:let PgwoeH.U H.U for the Teeth and Iirtath-3- 5c