hot enough for you?, earthquake, a talented musician
1893-06-22 - Henderson Gold Leaf
- “We take it that this is hot enough for you without repeating the oft-asked question.”
- Old Bob, Mr. Amos’ horse, had to be shot
- Parker’s Drugstore: it’s a cool place
- Professor Gruber is in Culpeper these days. Who? The guy who plays a mouth harp, fiddle, bass fiddle, and drum at the same time
- Picnic at Satterwhite’s Mill
- Earthquake on Tues. night – recalled the Charleston quake of 8/31/1886. Sounded like a train before and after the wave of “oscillating motion” lasting several seconds
- Many of Henderson’s top citizens quite sick. We pray the hand of death may be averted
- Mrs. A. C. Zollicoffer, sister of Mrs. D. Y. Cooper, is among the afflicted; the Zoll & Coop World’s Fair plans had to be postponed
- Mrs. M. Parham resigns position at Oxford Female Seminary
- Buckner Davis is moving to Rocky Mount
- June weather forecast, from Rev. Hicks of St. Louis, is pretty disappointing
- Low neck and short sleeve shoes, all colors, very cheap, at Watkins'
- Consumption. What shall stay its ravages? (Scott’s Emulsion)
- An essay on “Lynching in the South,” in which we are Nice Polite Racists about Frederick Douglass
- SOME STYLES. Gowns and Hats that are Becoming
- Sen. Vance denies the rumor about his stepson in a proposed duel (writing from “Gombroon” near Black Mountain)
- Highlights from the Phrenological Journal: Scientific physiognomy! The new “Facial Angle”
- World’s Fair travel options
- Oscar Outlaw ad with poem
- Ads for Cooper’s warehouse, JR Young insurance, etc