It was a source of real pleasure to
have our esteemed brethren of the press,
Capt. S. A. Ashe,of the Raleigh Xeics
Observer, Josephus Daniels, of the Ral
eigh Daily Chronicle, and Robert
Haydn. of the Charlotte Daily Chronicle,
with us yesterday. Capt. Ashe and
brother Daniels had many warm per
sonal friend.- here already, while this
was friend Haydn's first visit to our
town, but lie will not find himself a
stranger among strangers when he
conies again. Our people were especial
ly gratified at the presence of these j done and provoked the most enthusi
gentlemen amongst us. I as tic cheers. In the dual act of Mr.
io to Ulrieli
For best family flour; $4.73, $5-W, $5.90
per barrel.
inch. 13.
Photograph Gallery for Kent.
I have for rent a Hpleiidid photoj?rapb
gallery hirw, well lighted and conven
iently situated, liuilt expressly for the
purpose with Ride and top light, complete
in every n-npect. A fine opportunity for
si good artist. Will give? assistance, if
needed, to the right nort of man.
if. Do its BY,
mch. 13, Henderson, N. C.
ijreius npi nig nais ruu nw tiyie ra-
vats at
Watkins Clothijjg Emporium.
The Durham Bull Fertilizer Works
Burned.
The Durham Bull Fertilizer factory,
j located in Durham, was destroyed by
' fire Tuesday. From the Sun we gather
i the following :
j The Bull Fertilizer Company lost
; their buildings, and their entire plant,
with a large amount of fertilizer, stored
away for shipment. They saved two
j car loads of fertilizer, whith was dunip
i cd out across the D. & N. track. The
R. & D. railroad company lost four box
cars, winch were standing next me iac
tory, some of them partially loaded.
