THE HENDEKSON GOL.D LEAF THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1890.
The Gold Leaf.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
JSY
THAD R. MANNING.
TKKMS OK M'P.SCUirTION:
HOPE FOR JJKYAN.
There is yet hope for Mr. Bryan.
His star is evidently in the ascendancy.
The Progressive Farmer has been
ro'ibtrainefl to say a kind word ot hirn
awV gives his candidacy its quirsi
endorsement. Read this from the
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one year,
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fl.V j li-t i,S:ie
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vVi- 1esire a llveagent and correstKiml.-iit
i' t ve ry postoffice in Vane wl adjoining
counties.
Mr. Jryan is the people's candidate
tor President and eery one of the
people ought t p try and sre hirn and
hear him Menk. No man in North
Correspondence on nil subject of local , (Carolina is loo Prjr for Mr Urvan to
md general interest ami opuno!;s upon , 1
natters of public concern, are invited, i shaitc hands wiiu ,e will be the
T he editor will r.ot be responsive i..r : lirsl l'resiJen-. this ountrv has had!
THE JEFFERSON DAVIS MONUMENT.
(irand As An Architectural Adorn
ment, Rut Ridiculous a a Monu
ment. It is said that Mrs. Jefferson Davis
does not like the design of the monu
ment which is to be erected in Mon
roe Park in memory of her illustrious
husband, and in my humble opinion
she has good ground fir her disap
proval. I have a. cut of the accepted design
before ire and readily admit that k is
a magnificent structure, beautifully
proportioned, full ol merit and-adapted
fvr any heroic architectural nirpose ex
cept a monument to ai: individual n?
matter
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