The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-30
Excursion Trains to the Univerity
Centennial Celebration,


The r. & d. R. Il. has kindly ar
ranged excursion trains from Raleigh,
Durham, Oxford, Henderson, and in
termediate points to Chapel Hill on
Wednesday and Thursday, June 5 and
6. The trains will run early and re-
turn late, enabling visitors to attend
all the exercises and reach home in
time for "a good rest. The train will
leave Henderson at five O'Clock in the
morning, and returning arrive at 1898
a. m. Fare for the round trip s 2.45.
It is expected that there will be large
attendance.
If you want a handsome baby carriage
for little money, call on Sharpe 4 Peoples.
They have d nice line which will be sold
cheap for cash or on small weekly pay
ments. may 16.
Ladies' Dongola shoes. Misses and child.
ren's Dongola spring heel shoes just receiv-
ed and will be sold cheap at
may. 5. PUREFOY's.
STICKS CLOSE TO HIS BUSINESS.
The GOLD LEAF ventures to say
that there are few men who stick
closer to their business than Mai, r,
M. Powell. He is farming less than
two miles from town and has been to
Henderson but twice since Christmas:
once when he was specially sent fol
by friend to come and look after a
matter that needed his attention, and
again this week when he was sum-
moned here as a juror. A few years
ago when he lived at his place just
| back of the cemetery on the outskirts
of the corporation, he did not come w
town from April until some time in thu
fall. The trouble with many people
who are attempting to, farm is tina
they spend too much time visiting town
| If more of them would follow the ex
ample of "Major Dick" they woult
make better crops and the countr.
would be better off.
-.>~oS
| A Pleasing Sense
OF health and strength renewed and o
ease and comfort follows the use Ut SYRIA
of Figs, as it acts in haImNny with Natur
to efectHally cleanse the system when COS
tive or bilious. For sale in Soc and 81 @
bottles by all leading druggists.
| -. ASD >.
In THE ToILs.-Some time ago O fello'
at Marion, N. c., named T: W: Calquit1
sent out advertisements of some "wos
derful bargains he was Offering in a 10
press and type, &c. We needed nothin
of the kind and didn't "bite" A numbe
; of persons in different parts of the Stat
did. however, and after renting a pal
of the amount in cash found out whe
too late that Mr.. Colquitt was swindle
He has been caught as the follawin
from an exchange shows:
T. w. Colquitt is now safely lodged
the common Jail of Marion. Any and q
who have just cause of complaint can {
once forward the same to G. G. Fave
, United States Commissioner, Marion,
, C.. AS newspapers and printers were su
ferers by his fraudulent devices, newsp
pers will but pay q debt to Justice az
: assist the Brotherhood in regaining
part of their LOSSES by publishing this, I
we are informed he has surrendered
, the authorities a part of his i'll gott,
gains.
When disease racks the frame, WHIT
, sores cover the person, when aches are
!, every joint, when the muscles are soft al
l fiabby, when the least exeTti0a Civ
e fatigue, when the mind Is filed with glOo
and dependency, what is there in Ii
:, worth living. and yet many exc out ju
! suoh q miserable existence, living emily
' those who love them. When it Is general
o known that Browns Iron Bitters will Gu
q the above disorders how many hearts wi
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A large lot of shoes, the best and chea
est on the market, just opened at II. Tho
), asOn's. All sizes for ladies, men and ch
dreD Chpaper than ever