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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14
Death of an Aged and IstiEable
Lady.

Mrs. Fannie \ Workman one of the old
est and most quiet members OF our COM
muiIIty died OH Monday last at one q CLOCK
i'll the afternoon. She had been SICK but
two days. When death came 10 her relief
and size departed to be with Christ, which
is tar better"
Mrs. WoItham wgS q daughter Of VIM.
Blackwell and Betsy Marshall, aud WAS
married 10 Nh VIM. d. Workman when
She wa, fifteen Years Old. She Was born
on the 18Th Of February. 1910, and died just
eight days before tic completion Of ntr
seventy->eventh year and lived happy
married life of 81 Years, before the death
OF her husband some years ago. Mrs. " OF
Thanh WAS the mother OF sixteen Children
eight of them living 10 manhood and wo-
manhood. There are but i've however
who survive her, three sons, john Rich Il
l.. {; Ind Geo. F. and two daughters, Mr>.
Suoanah Hinton Of Durham and Mrs. Bet
tie ). Clarke Of Chatham county. Her
home Was for years with her youngest son
and child Mr.. Geo. +. " ortham, proprle-
tor OF the Henderson Mineral springs Who
has With his family mini>terCu to her COM
Tort with much tenderness and affection.
Her faith Was early expressed in the Lord
Jesus Christ AMI her humble confidence
and hope has been in him since her six
teenth Year, becoming nr>t Il member Of
Geneva church in Granville county, under
the pa>torate OF the Rev. Geo. Eellall. She
was one OF the original member or tie
Preobytei ian church Of Henderson. One
by one these few pass away from uS-cither
to other churches i'll different parts OF our
land or to the General Assembly and
church of the First Born abOye-there
being but two left, OF the orIginal memnerS.
Mrs. Wortham was a Christian Of very
quiet mobtruSiye manners, content To oc
cupy the humber sphere and doing all in
her quiet way that fell within her PROV
ince. Her nature was affcctiOHate and
gentle and III her old age she became one
OF the children that delighted the house
hold of her son who mimiotcrtd to her y iii
JOY and Willingness.
The funeral services were conducted at
her recent home about mile from town,
by Rev. Alexander Sprunt, Ter Pastor,
and by singular coincidence the same
passages of Scripture read years ago from
the Testament so long used by him at the
funeral Of her husband, were read from tie
same book at her funeral. Many friends
gathered to pay this last tribute of respect
to her memory, and there was remarkably
large Attendance of cOiorcd friends present.
She was esteemed by those who lived near
her whether white or black. Her remains
were laid to rest iii the old family bury
ing ground about three hundred yards from
the house. The sympathy and attention
shown the family during this altlction
which has befallen them have been highly
appreciated by them and they desire to eX-
press thei: grateful acknoWledg mcnt OF
of this aid and comfort in their time OF need.
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Administrators Notice.

III AVING QUALIFIED AS ADS
IL mini>trator de bonis non Of the
estate of Harvill Harris. deceased, ali
persons holding claims against said eS-
tate are notified to present them to me
wi mia twelve months from date hereof
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery; and all persons indebted
to said estate must make immediate
payment. *. w. tOGH Ill,
Administrator q. b. Il. of Uars i'll Harris,
deceased.
DAY & ZOLLICoFFEE, Att'vs.
Feb. Is, 1889. feb. lt>6 @.
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Notice..

HAVING DULY QUALIFIED BE
IL tore the Clerk OF the Superior
Court of Vance county, as adminIstra>
tor of the estate OF Mrs. Laura A. Duke,
deceased, all persons holding claims
against said estate are notified to present
them to me- within twelve months from
date hereof or this notice will be pleaded
IN bar Of their recovery; and all pers ms
indebted to said estate must make inn
mediate payment. This Feb. 4th, 1889.
JOHN Il. MOSS.
A administrator Of Laura A. Duke. dec d..
r. II, Hicks, Atty. feb. 30 o,
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Valuable Land For Sale.

The undersl gned offers two valuable
tracts of land for sale. Tract No. l cons
tains 3C3 acre., about so acres in Origi-
nal growth, balance in far state Of cul.
tivation. There is d large frame dwell
irg house containing 3 rooms, with two
room basem mt. Other necessary out
buildings. There is good fruit orch~
ard OF about IL acres, and about . acres
in vineyard.
TACT No. 2 contains l75 acres, % in
timber. There are two tenant houses on
this place. No other lmprovem nts.
Both tracts are we'll waterci and tins
bared. The land is well a iaptel to the
growth Of tobacco, cotton, grains and
grasses. Convenient to market. being
only about 3 miles from Henderson. A
rare bargain may Is had in this prop
er,y. Terms easy. For particulars ap~
ply to THAD r. MANNING,
feb. 14-2 |. Henderson. n. c.
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MEANS BUSINESS.-Our merchant friend
and neighbor Mr.. II. Thomson Che occl,-
pies the two store rooms in the GOLD LEAF
building) says he is going to "spread him.
SELF in behalf of his customers this year.
He has made a good beginning in that di-
rection, having contracted for more adver-
Using in these columns in order to let his
patrons hear more from him-as to what
he is doing and the bargains he has to offer.
Mr.. ThOmasOn carries large and we'll Sc
lected stock of general merchandise, pay
ing special attention to the line Of provi>-
ions and fine family groceries. He sells at
both Wholesale and retail meat, flour, ker-
osene OIL salt, hay, feed stuffs, &c, and
retails sugar, coffee, cheese, crackers, but
ter, fish, mOlasseS, syrupS, dry goods, nc
tons, tobacco cigars, snuff, and all kinds
Of country produce in the eating line.
Mr.. ThOmaSOn's long acquaintance and
reputation for fair-dealing with the people
of this community warrants the GOLD LEAF
in saying he Will make good every promise
he makes and we predict for him even
greater success than has heretofore crowned
his eTOlts-and he tells us a carefully taken
inventory reveals the fact that he had a
very satisfactory trade during the past
year.
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Valuable Farm For Sale -!

For sale privately a farm Of about five
hundred t5t0J acres In Midway neigh
b arhood, in Granville county, adjoin ny
the lands Of Mr.. Arch Gregory and
others. and known as the Hunt or
..heegie'' land adapted to tie growth
Of fine yellow tobacco. Can be divided
into two or three smaller farms il de-
sired Several tenement house, and
curing barns, aud nearly one hundred
acres in original growth. Terms liberal
Mr. John Bullock. who lives near the
and vii. take pleasure in showing the
land to any one who may wish To par
chase. For further particulars apply to
IL. r. WATKINS.
Attorney.
Henderson, \. &. Nov &c. 1883. a.
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Auction Sale of Dwelling

IN SATURDAY, 18th DAY OF FEB
~ ruarv, 1889, | will sell, to the higL-
est bidder, at auction, the sevtp-r0r IL
dive ling house and ore half acre Of land
on Rowland street, formerly occupied
by G. A. Nutall. Terms of sale, one-
third cash balance on II and Is months
time, Deferred payments to bear s per
cent interest. For particulars a. To lite
apply to n, i. " Al ~ NJ,
Atty. FIR Mrs. V. p. Williams
Auctioneer, Wayne Wyche. jan "A 4 0
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~Our friends throughout the country
vii confer favor by furnishing us with
any news of local or general interest that
MAY occur i'll their respective neiglbor-
Persons calling on or writing TO adver-
Users will please mention the GOLD LEAF
Iv so doing you will greatly Oblige US,
Willie il will cost you nothing.
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tionS of respect, etc, will be charged for
at the rate of one cent a word and the
cash must accompany the manuscript. IL
cases where friends and patrons Of the
paper are concerned, no charge will be
made for the first ten lnrS-aDout - words
or articles not exceeding that i'll length
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NOtice.

Sealed proposals for the renting OF the
Henderson Fem ,ie College building and
grounds eleven acres from june lst,
1889, will te re :eived by the Directors.
he building is Of wood, three stories
and a stone basement, with A wing Of
two stories and a stone basement. 1t
contains =. rooms The company re-
serves The tight to reject any aud Ali pro
p"sals. W NJ. l.. >. Bo it'' " =,
ian 3I-4 o. President.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

NIo y,+ocI Man OF good selling ability
w ctAAuONA to represent Us sales
agent in this town ts2m.OO to S2OO0.yO per
year can be made. Address
WANAMAkER ( BROWN.
Philadelphia.
The largest clothing and merchant tailor
ing house i'll \ melica
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

This paper is published ''for revenue
only" Gold not glory is what we are
working for. We say this for the benefit
of those who think newspaper is pub
liolcd simpLy for tie fun Of tie Mang.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

PERSON D. !. Cooper is spoken
Of for Railroad Commissioner. There is
not better man in the State for the place.
-Durtan .Southern 1obacc0n5st.
The GOLD LEAF is pleased to see the
name of one of our citizens mentioned i'll
connection with such a high and response
bic position, but without consulting MIR.
Cooper on Tie subject, we venture to say
he would not accept that or any other po-
litcal honor if rendered him. He is too
much welded to his present business and
the interest of the tobacco planters of this
section to give up the management Of his
splendid warehouse patronage for any
thing else. Henderson needs Mr.. Cooper
services and she will not give hin up just
vet
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ROOM

Is Limited and Spring Goods will soon
be here, with no place {" show theni
Don't forget that we are still selling
every thin. in the General Nrrchaudise
line, and ere LEADERS IN LOW
= * ~. The best goods. full weight
ana good measure every time. Give mo
q ca
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LACOUCS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

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always Pi'"'S "oiii""" io' 7''''7
Ier:ac0tta works might be maze a pay
ing enterprise i'll Henderson. we lave
good clay for the purpose and there Is
l'""S anu oio"''6 "0'i'''i'' i'4 'io p'''
UT
" ny Sehd ELSEWHERE Ior our SpoAe9 ana
handles, nuns, rims, etc, when sucll thiii2S
can be made here at nome? Here Is
profitable held 1ol investment ana oe'el-
opmcht.
4 wholesale candy mandatory would
pay Ill Henderson, Raleigh, Charlotte,
Greensboro ana other towns IN the State
nave such enterprises ana they pay we'll.
Why not Henderson?
knitting factory would nav in IIendcr-
son Tarboro has one and it is succeeding
finely. Wly not have such an enterprise
herco Sl3.OOO would equip it, and it would
he n having investment
,r,,o po;,ocv,1Io Dsmo.ro,t GAYS poor,o
who continually gro,vl ,hout the TOWN in
which they live ought TO know that they
ar. at liberty tn mack I'M their trans and 90
hone. yh.n thov feel like if
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factory Who Will take the iu;tiatorv stems
to secure sucb an enterpri,ep We believe
q stock comnanv can he easily formed for
tho nurnos. Who Will undertakes TO
doit
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'"' ileh"' lio'' '"0 country Will HI"
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The people OF Ne"berne, are making
strenuous eXertionS to make The fair which
Will he held in that place next week,
f'""'' s"o'''H' Inc '"'ic".'"hH are .i"'
many fiHlt"iS Will attend the eXhlbltlOn,
and that the display of the products Of
Nortb C,,rol;ro w,tors will ha varv tira
'
Every man in Vance county should take
the GOLD LEAF this year. We are going
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

READ IT CAREFULLY.-Th There's a very in
teresting and instructive article published
on the first page OF the GOLD LEAF this
week under the head Of Booming Towns"
which we want every property owner and
business man III Henderson to carefully
read. 1t Will doyOu good perhaps. There
is a valuable and important lesson to be
learned from it. The article shows how
the West develops towns, and we believe
it worthy of the consideration Of every
person who has the good of his country at
heart. 1t shows what can (and has been)
accomplished by push, energy, brains and
adyertising in the way Of building towns.
And in this we may take valuable lesson.
How can we expect to make Henderson
known abroad, to familiarize people with
our advantages of soil climate and natural
resources, the opportunities offered for
Profitable investment of capital, &c, unless
We take measures to acQuaint them with
the facts? The result Of united action and
determined effort, properly directed with
full n0ticeto tie oeorld, never appeared more
clearly than in the article under considera-
ton. Read it, and then prepare to work
on the same line of action.
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II. TnOnlaSOn,
Opposite Co0Ter's Warchouse)
HEN DER>ON, n. 9.
Jan. Ii C.
OUR RETAIL PRICE CUT or
THE CORE

Iranulatel Sugar, sc ID
Rest Rio Coffee. 10
Pure Hog Lard, :"
Honey Drip Syrup. 40 I gal
Old Kentucky Apple Vinegar, 70 g
POrt0rico MolasseS, so
New York Full Cream Cheese, IL G III
Va. Sweet Potatoes, % pix
Va. Red Onions, % +"
Northern Irish Potatoes, % 4"
Cabbage, nice and green, 2 q s G hd
Va. TurnipS, Is { PIX
Richm Did Side Meat, s. ID
Kerosene oil, II! c gal
Currants. 10 ID
French Pruuee, 8 =
Hand Picked Black pc1rer, % {.
Nice and Clean Aispict, - -
Louisiana Rice, Z! =.
Choice Family Flour, :
y. &. Roe HcrTings, ID c doz
Eastern Roe u erringe, 10
CnurcI * Co. : EaDkinr Soda, ID
) 10. Can Va. Tomat0c-, l0c
2 " 9 - Corn, i
2 " - Rcans, lSc
2 g g Pie Peaches, "a
2 9 g Peas, IL
2 " - BlacE berries. lie
/ s d" Baking Powder, sc
;, (" 10
= - 1" 20 c
boxes matches. &c
The Cheapest Stock
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Fresh Meal,

Water ground corn meal can be found at
D. W Hardee'S store low down for caAHt
by the wholesale and retail. Fresh supply
bought from the :iill every morning.
ian H.; l.
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1TT1
= -AiL

Spring season is At hand and wa arc
therefore anxious 10 dispose o! as much
rs poSsl bic. "a our
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

\ VERY GRACEFUL ACT.-Our brother
editor, 1had r. Manning, of the Hender
son GOLD LEAF, has just been "set up to
a fine tailor-made suit of clothes by some
appreciativc friend OF friends of his town.
He has worked hard for his town and sec
ton and this evidence Of appreciation will
fill him with new energy and determina-
ton to do still greater things and to strike
still harder ticks for the advancement of
his people. -Gr0hGm Cleaner.
Our "apprcciatiyc FRIEND was not Of
this t0~n, Brother Kernodle, but resident
perhaps nearer yoasrs. Thought you knew
who the gentleman was he-carr-s we drew
very graphic and truthful pen picture of
him.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

THE CONCERT.-TlIp concert at BurNell
Hall last Thursday evening was decidedly
the finest amateur performance Henderson
has yet had. TIE recitations of Miss
Arnold were exceedingly well done. Her
selections were good and the manner in
which she rendered them was faultlcSs.
This lady is one Of the most finished elocu-
tionists we know. The singing of Miss
Porter was charming and captivating. She
has a sweet cultivated voice and sang we'll.
Miss Shoots piano solos were eXquiSitely
done, and won for her new encomiums.
Her playing was one of the features of the
entertainment. Miss Hester's singing was
greatly enjoyed, and her rich voice made
new admirers and won fresh laurelS for
her brow. Ihe piano solos of Miss Young
were admirably rendered, while the read
ing of MI. Savage was we'll DONE showing
him to be an elOcutionist of no ordinary
power and ability. The violin Obligato of
Mr.. Eddie Stephens, with Miss Hester's
vocal solo, was rendered in good style, the
whole going to make up performance Of
real merit and pleasure. Each performer
was recalled and had to give the audience
a second selection before they would be
satisfied. There was a very large audience
present and good sum was realized.
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Sale Of Valuable Town Lots!

TNDER AND BY VIRTUEOF THE
u power conferi ed in q mortgage deed
from }. A. Kelly and W K. Kivett, doing
business AZ J. A. Kelly IL Co.. executed
Dec. 81. 1856, aud duly recorded in tho
Registers Office or Vance county, iu
- NJ. u, page II. and lrar sferrai To
me by deed from Col WIZ. H. >. Bur
gwyn. (Which wi DO recl ysieH before
day Of .ale) | shall, on MON DAY, TIA Z.
18th DAY OF FEBRUARY, Is19, sell
the lard conveyed in saiI deeds, for
cash, - the highest bidder, d. the court
house door in Henderson. Said lot is
tina: known Is the ke Y Brick Yard. A
plot Of said land can bc seen at ,he Office
Of Andrew j. Harris. Time Of sale 10
O'Clock III. T.. O. BRODIE.
NOrtgageG.
The land is SOLD at request OF the mort
gagers.
hcudoIson, =. G., Jan. % I3.o. 10.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Burgwyn has returned
from his trip North where he went as one
of the committee appointed to select a
suitable place for holding the Southern
Exposition next fall. He stopped in Wash
ington City on his way back and called on
Senator Vance. He tells US that he found
the Senator i'll good spirits and improving
rapidly. He is able to sit up and does not
think it will be long before he will be we'll
again and able to have glass eye put in
the place of the one recently removed.
Having entirely lost the sight of one of his
eyes and it giving him some trouble and
endangering the other member, the Sena-
tor submitted to a surgical operation and
had it removed. His friends and admir-
ers all over North Carolina will be pleased
to know that lie is doing we'll and improv-
jug fast,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

For ladies' and misses fine shoes of
every description in c"i.mon sense. French
heels and opera toes, call at Watkins
shoe department. The most complete line
of the above goods ever offered YOU will
find there, and at such prices that defy
comparison.
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Is 1t Right, Mr.. Mayor:
lCOMMUN ICATED. !

/ learn that for the past two months the
ConstableS fees have exceeded 500; the
MAYORS fees have exceeded $50 fees for
thp town only the pitiful sum of S29.
In the language of Wild jim, lis it fair?
Can't our Commissioners have little
light tnrned on? TAX PAYER.
\ nice lot of seed oats just received at
H. THOMSON
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A FIRsT-CLAss SWINDLER.-A swindler
who travels in the guise of a quack medi-
cine yender piled his little game on our
streets Tuesday afternoon. He got a crowd
around him by means Of his lusty voice and
throwing five cent pieces into the air to be
picked up by the small boys and others
who scrambled for them. Having sur
rounded himself with plenty of subjects to
work upon he commenced to sell his So
called medicines starting with quarter
packages, returning the purchase money
and giving prize of 10 cents in addition,
allowing the buyer to keep the goods" of
course. Then he sold5O and 20 cent sizes
in the same way. Next he offered S1.0o
! packages, representing dozen different
! kinds of medicine(?) and many there were
who bought from five to fifteen packages
expecting of course to get their own money
back and as much Of this very liberal gen
! tleman's at the same time. He had prom
ised a prize for each package purchased
and led them along in this manner. Wher
the fellow had sold all he could, he com
manded his victims to hold up their hand,
and he would distribute the prizes. Thi
was in the shape of small phial of pill:
of some kind, instead Of the extra dol
lar as was expected, in addition to thei
own. And explaining that he had giveI
all 4 present as he had promised lie pOlitel,
thanked the crowd for their ''libera
patronage" and coolly drove off down til,
street leaving as surprised, disappointed
and disguised a set, Of both whites ant
blacks, as was ever seen. 1t is estimated
by close observers that the rascal caugh
his crowd for between $50 or $500 Man,
gave him their last dollar. persons too Win
could not afford to throw away their har,
earned money They got absolutely moth
ing in the return, and are now sadder
not wiser men.
The law can not we'll reach this fellow
he did what he promised when he said h
would give each purchaser of his med
icine prize, the nature and value Of Whic
should be discretionary with him, sayin
further that those who did not want hi
goods need not buy them. But by spe
cies of false representation, or false pre-
tense, (the manner in which he acted i
regard to the small packages, by returnin
: the money and giving like sun in add
tion) he led his buyers on and quit thel
when it was to his interest to do SO. A
we said before, the law can't reach hin
but a coat Of tar and feathers can and h
ought TO be treated to such.
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LOOK HERE {!
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Propose to reduce our stock Of heavy
Winter Goods. Clothing, shoes. Hats.
&c 10 make room for usw stock, and if
low prices VIII d. l. we shall. ceftaini.s
succeed. anyone in
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-14

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-The Durham
Southern 1ObHcc0nist md Manufacturers
Record is to be moved to Richmond Va.
Mr.. L. &. Hackney has sold a half interest
to Mr.. w. Z. Dibrell, of that city. We re-
greet to sec the removal but wish the part
ners all success Wa!minqtOn Star.