The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-09

C1llCC lllC dDONC IT,
ferred to was handed to US Mr.. Hicks
son, who is assistant post master, has
assured us that no negro will be en-
ployed in the office while his father is
in charge. And so far as DIR. Pope is
concerned he met with a peremptory
refusal to have his s'claims'' recog-
nized when he called with his petition,
of which we had something to say last
week.
New Agency.
The Insurance Company OF North
America and the Guardian Fire Assur-
ance Co., of London, have placed their
agencies in the hands Of Claude Hunter
who now offers to the public increased ia
cilities for handling risks.
Will take a Post Graduate Course.
However proficient man may be
in his profession, it requires occasional
6 brushing up'' to keep pace with the
spirit of advancement. This is an age
of progress and we find it in all depart
ments of business-the professions as
we'll as the commercial and mechanical
world. Recognizing this DR.. F. S..
Harris, Dental Surgeon, will, about
the first of February, 60 on to take a
post graduate course at the Baltimore
Dental College. He will be gone three
or four weeks and will visit New York
and Philadelphia in the interest of
dentistry to see and learn what those
who stand at the head of the profession
in those great cities have got and are
doing. If they have any new thing
in the way of recent discoveries and
inventions, have adopted any new
methods or produced any new and i'm
proved instruments and appliances, he
wants to get the benefit Of all such.
DR.. Harris proposes to more fully
equip himself in every way both as
to gaining greater information on
whatever relates to the science and
practice of dentistry in all its branches,
and providing himself with the most
modern instruments and appliances for
the more successful and satisfactory
execution of all work in the line of op-
erativc and mechanical dentistry.
+. E. HIGHT
Has moved next door to Rowland &
POwell's.
High Averages and Prices Made In
the Last Few Days by d. Y. Coop
or, Proprietor COOper's Ware
house.
G.F. Evans, 20, 22H, 30, 32h, 80. 40,
65, 20, $50; average $3.50; 1852.
B. F. Aycock, 20, 22h, 80, so, 32H. Sc,
AN, As, 80, 50, 60; amount of ticket
81 ,5S9.5
B. F. Dean, 27h, 80, 40. 50.
]. H. Griffin, 2Oh, 22h 25, 80, 33Hk 34kz
35, 3s, AN, 49A, SO; average $3.50;
$1,12O.OS.
r. H. Kicks, 25, SO, So, a5H, 3sH, AK,
SIS, So, 81, SO, ga, 50, SO, 70, so, 80;
average $46.46; 80, O35.5O.
David Everett, %, SO, 35, 50, ssh, Sc,
SIX, 60; average $3.50; $791.58.
Kicks 4 Moore, 20, 26, %, 81, As. TO-
W. T. Sellers, 20, 29h, 80, 40, SO, SIS, Il
W. l.. Bunting, 20, 21, 80, 40, 60.
Ira T. Hart, 25, 26, 33k, So, so, 60;
average $34 20.
Frank Workman, a2h, 81, AZ, 50, rs;
average $4,000.
id. Clarke, 25, 25A, 45, SIS, II; av-
erage 1920.
GU. Harris, 20, 80, IS, 81, 4sH; av-
erage $3O4O.
p. E. Wilkerson, 23H, 40, Sc, 69.
W. Bolding, p, 26k, 80, 80, 35, 37h.
S. W. Wilkerson, &c, 80, SIS, "a
d. c. Beck, 22k, 81, 34h, Al, 80, 50,
Il average $4S. go.
F. P. Beck, 80, 40, 50, 6S; average
1890.
"A. Satterwhite, 29h, 80, 42h, 4s.
S. H. Satterwhite, 25h, %, 81, 30, 49h,
60, rs.
n. H: Fleming, %, 80, s2H "a, ~; av-
erage $4,000.
VI. A. Beck, %, 3sh, 50, Ga; average
$500.
j. P Robertson, 2oH. %, aoA, asK, As,
Al.
starks & Co., IS, a5, SO, 81; average
$50 so.
ID. Floyd, 20, 2aa, 80, s6H, 40, 60.
R. 7. Crews, 90, %, 49h, 70; average
$3.50.
R. H. Fleming, 27H, %, 80, IS, SO, 40,
r. 7. Crews { Co., 20, 80, 40. so, SO;
average 5000.
D. G. Crews, 80, 33h, 43h, so.
Q. E. Lyon, 30, As, GA, 70; average
x40.95.