The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-09-25
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

You will miss nice treat if you fail
to see Colored Aristocracy at Bur-
well Hall next Tuesday evening.
The Vance Guards are to be bene-
fitted by your attendance at Burwell
Hall Tuesday evening. Go on their
account.
Don't miss hearing DR.. Lafferty's
humorous philosophic lecture on
Luck and Pluck, at Burwell Hall next
Thursday evening.
Henderson warehousemen have their
hands full of business. The sales are
heavy each day-fuller than usual at
this season of the year.
Miss Mamie Hartmaief. a fascinating
young lady of Baltimore, is spending
few weeks with relatives in Henderson,
the guest OF Mrs. J. A. Stallings.
Remember the curtain will rise
promptly at o'clock Tuesday night,
for the performance of the Colored
Aristocracy company. Be in your
seats by that time.
The price of admission for DR.. LAT
ferty's lecture will be so cents for re-
served seats ION sale at Cheathams'
drug storey 35 cents for general ad-
mission, and IS cents for the gallery.
Do not fail to hear DR.. Latiierty's
lecture Luck and Pluck at BurWell
Hall next Thursday evening. October
2nd. For the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Do YOU want a good road cart for
little money? If SO call on John D..
S,allinrs. at w. w. Reavis', and he
will sell you one so cheap you Will
think he has certainly made mistake
in the price.
Remember the Vance Guards are to
have Il certain per cent. of the proceeds
of the entertainment Tuesday night.
Buy ticket from some member OF the
company and 90 to the show for the
sake of the boys
The prettiest line of neck-wear to be
found in whole days travel is shown
at Barnes, Stainback & Cos clothing
and gents furnishing goods emporium.
All the latest novelties and concelts In
scarfs. ties, four-in-hands, etc.
Mr.. Thos. d. Neal. Jr., one of Rich
mond's prominent and popular tobacco
commission merchants. was welcome
visitor to our market this week. MIR.
Neal has many friends and patrons
here who are always pleased to see
him.
Remember the doors will open at
o'clock and the curtain willrlse prompt
" at O'Clock on the first act OF the
'Colored Aristocracy" performance at
Burwell Hall next Tuesday evening
Secure your tickets and be III youl
seats OH time.
Colored Aristoracy. at Burwell Hal
next Tuesday evening, will be some
thing entirely new in burnt cork come
DIV. and such n treat as lovers OF m.rth
melody and music cannot afford to miss
Reserved seat tickets on sale at Cheat
hams drug store.
III. Thomson is getting in lots o
new goods and says he is calculatin:
on doing a larger trade this fall ant
winter than ever before, and is making
his preparations accordingly. He car
ries 4 large stock, handles only goo'
goods and sells as cheap as any homes
dealer.
The fact that the ''Colored Aristoc
racy'' Company is under the sam
management as the Hettie Bernar
Chase troupe, is sufficient guarantee
of its character and excellence. 1t
pure, refined and moral throughout
differing in all important essential
from the ordinary Minstrel performance
We were in error last week in stating
that the Democratic and Alliance pic
mic at Dabney would be to-day. Fri
dav is the dav and the weather permit
ting, large attendance, good speakln
and an enjoyable occasion generally
anticipated. The geld LEAF sta
are indebted to Mr.. E. G.. Butler 70
an invitation to be present.
Mr.. w. II. Wood, of Nash county
has associated himself with Barnes
Stainback & Co., and will be please
to see and serve his friends from dow
thai way when they are in need G
clothing, hats, shoes, gents furnishin
goods, &c. He was for some tim
with Boddie, Ward & Co., OF Nash
willie, and is an experienced salesma
and clever and accommodating youn
gentleman.
Mr.. w. w. Young, Jr., left yestel
day for Philadelphia to take a cours
of lectures at Jefferson Medical College
His father, DIR. Young. went with hil
and will be away short WHILE. Yves
has been studying medicine for som
time and has had experience in dru
store thus familiarizing himself wit
the remedies as we'll as the causes {
disease, and his friends expect to hea
good reports of him.