The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-12-06

90 shares in Henderson Buildin e and
Manufacturing Company. Apply to
dec. 60 o. Ii. I. WATKINS, Atty.
MISS LAyrNIA SHANNON.-One of the
youngest, most beautiful and talented stars
in the dramatic armament is Miss Lavinia
shannon, who will appear at Burwell Hall
next Monday evening as Lady Audlcy in
John Brougham's masterpiece entitled
THE Mystery of Audley Court She is not
only an actress of superior merit. but
lady of high social worth as we'll, and the
recipient of marked attention by the lead
ers of society wherever she goes. While
she had been on the stage sometime pre-.
vious Miss Shannon made her star debut
on June Is. 1888, at the National Theatre,
Washington, D. g., under the auspices OF
the following prominent ladies and gentle
men: Gov. and Mrs. A. NJ. Scales, Miss
Kate Scales, Judge and Mrs. A. S. Merri-
mon Miss Maggie Merrimon and Senator
and Mrs. L. 3. Vance, North Carolina,
Gen. and Mrs. John e. Black, Hon. and
Mrs. n. G. Blanchard. u. S. Senators Har-
ris, Blackburn, Beck, Ransom, Pugh. But
Ter. COckrell, Wade Hampton, Reagan.
Berry, Coke, George, Vest, Bate, Morgan
Gray, Brown, Kenna, Daniel, Walthali,
Jones, Call and Pasco.. and Representa-
ives Whitthrone, Robertson, Wilkinson
and others.
Cloaks-all new styles, something pretty
and cheap-at 5. 81 T.. WATKINS,
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A new enterprise for our community is the
Henderson Stock and Dairy Farm, located
near town. Messrs. j. Il. Young. and r.
L. Daingerfield are tire propriet6rs and
they have a competent and experienced
man in charge. They are running milk
wagon supplying the Citizens of the town
with fresh milk and butter: daily and the
GOLD LEAF hopes they may find all the
customers they can we'll furnish. Their
farm is stocked with the finest strains of
Jersey and Uolstein COWS, and everything
is arranged with special reference to the
business which they propose to conduct.
Instead of using tin cans and having to
measure the milk out in a pitcher or other
vessel for a customer they will have it
tally for the business. These are of an
original design with patented stopper
something like those on beer bottles, which
insures absolute cleanliness. Blown in
the glass on one side are these words !:
Henderson Stock and Dairy Farm, merit
wins success" On the reverse side, ''This
bottle is not to he sold or used for any
other purpose wash and return" This is
an enterprise that is needed in Henderson,
and it is one that should commend itself to
the liberal patronage of our people.
--.>NeS go.
For SALE-Two good horses perfectly
gentle; will work anywhere. and can be
driven by ladies with safety. Will be
S0 now veg as fs'S0'" Dr. W. HP F. CH HI
Two FINE PERFORMANCES Henderson
has been visited by a number Of fine opera
troupes. but never by a better one than
lila miiton's New York Church Choir
Company. They occupied the boards at
Burwell Hall Friday and Saturday nights,
rendering the Bohemian Girl and the
Mascotte. There is some splendid talent
i'm the Congratulated it is galaxy of
lyric artists rarely e9ualled-and taken
all together we doubt if there is stronger
combination now before the public. Miss
Lolita Gilman has a remarkably sweet
soprano voice, strong, clear and musical,
and fairly enraptured the ears and capti-
waited the hearts of her audience. She has
a fascinating manner as we'll and made a
most favorable impression by both her
singing and acting Miss Lulu Klein has
a rich contraitO voice and divided the
honors with Miss Gilman. She perhaps
has more of the elements of the actress
and played her part With true fidelity and
exquisite grace. Miss Carmen Lansc, con-
tralto, and Miss Charlotte lie Brun. meg
/ Zo-soprauO, possess sweet voices and fill
| their respective roles we'll. Mr.. VIM. II
Hamilton has one of the finest bass voices
We ever heard. 1t is deep-t0ned, full-yol-
un,ed and melodious, and whenever he
made his appearance on the stage it was
! the signal for generous and enthusiastic
applause. Mr.. Hamilton is not only vo-
calist of remarkable power aud merit. but
good actor as we'll. Mr.. Wallace Mac
| rery. tenor, sings and acts we'll, his voice
being both streng and musical. Mr. Frank
| Boudiuot, baritone. and Mr.. James Paxton,
tenor, performed their parts we'll and were
| the recipients of warm applause. The
other members OF the company are good.
Mr.. Hamilton will be given a cordial re-
ception If at any time he may be pleased
| to visit Henderson again with his supurb
company of artists.
Pure Sweet Milk
| Delivered i'm any part of town at thirty
cents gallon. eight cents a quart or 1--WE