The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-16
f. f. HIGHT

Has moved next door to Rowland d
Powelfs.
A Pleasing and Graceful Recognition
We take pleasure in transferring to
our columns the following concerning a
gentleman who very recently became
a citizen of Henderson. 1t is from the
Fayetteville Observer, and explains it.
self:
Mr.. A. B. Daingeriield left Fayette-
vile with his family this week, to be-
come the cashier of the Bank of Hen
derson, of which we made mention a
week or two since; but before his de-
parture very pleasant incident oc-
Cured in the mammoth dry goods es-
| Enlistment of F. W. Thornton, testi-
flying to the regret felt by the propri-
etor and employees at parting with Mr.
Daingerfield.
Mr.. Thornton presented to him
beautiful gold-hcaded ebony cane, got
ten up for the purpose by Messrs. War
rem Prior & Son., with name and
| length. of service inscribed thereon.
This was followed by letter of sincere
goodwill and friendship. which we APP
pend, together with Mr.. Daingerfeld's
Acknowledgements:
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Jan. i, 1890.
Mr. 4. 3. Dainycrfeld:
DEAR 1R:-In parting with you from
my corps of statesmen, it certainly is a
source OF great pleasure to me to heartily
bear testimony to your efficient and val
liable services while in my employ, cover
ing period of about twenty years. In
you I have ever found, under all circum-
stances, cheerful, willing and reliable
assistant, worthy of all confidence, and
evincing noteworthy and unusualinter-
est in the prosperity of my business--a
position attained by you rejecting credit
of the highest degree. However much l
regret your decision in severing your con-
nection with me, my earnest wishes for
your prosperity and welfare will accom-
pany you to your future home and bust
ness, and if your success is gauged by
your character and worth it will beabun-
dant.
As token of my friendship and regard,
permit me to present you with the &C.
companying testimonial.
With kindest regards, am yours very
truly, F. W. THORNTON.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., Jan. /, 1890.
F. w. Thornton, Esq:
DEAR S1R:-Your very kind letter, &C
companied by the elegant gold-headed
walking stick which you present to me as
token Of kindly regard and apprecia-
: ton of services faithfully rendered. has
been received This kindness adds one
more to the long list of regrets that feel
in severing connection that has been 80
| y l., ,hnr< f arc
past.
Wishing you continuance of the pros.
perity that has always accompanied y ul
efforts, am yours truly,
A. B. DAINGKRFIELD.
Mr.. Daingerfield's fellow-salesmen
also bestowed upon him a handsome
testimonial-an ornately finished case
, of carving-knife, fork, etc.-elicitine
the following correspondence:
Mr. A. B. Daingerfeld:
DEAR SIR:-Your friends and fellow
statesmen beg that you will accept this
little testimonial of their very high es
TEEN and appreciation. While they re
gret exceedingly that you are no Longer
with them. they sincerely hope that yor
, pleasant as their recollection of your as
= ISOLATION with them will always remain
Wishing you happy New Year, we are
Very truly your friends,
J.. Mex. Woodward, Isaac Jessup
Ralph Jessup, I. Overbaugh, j. A. Vann
: Geo B. Underwood, l. B. Hawley, B.
l Gorham, W. s. McRae, A. D. Mcmillan, j
: F. johnson, ". F. Campbell, E. Z. Cor
ham, W. g. Hall, J. E. Hawley, Willie
f Glover, Gordon Jessup, A. G. Harrell.
;, FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., Jan. l, 1890.
Ny DEAR FRIENDS 1T is only once il
mans lifetime that he is permitted t.
enjoy SO happy New Years day syou
t kindly act has made this for me. You
t elegant present was beautiful, and l vii
' often think of and wish for each one Q
you to share with me my Christmas tur
, key. The kind autograph note will b
:. treasured up as one of my most value,
: possessions, and often referred to wit
pleasure for it's many assurances of friend
ship and regard.
g l can assure you all that it is with ez
g ceeding regret that sever an association
e which has at all times been made g
q pleasant by many acts OF kindness D.
= each and every ore of you. Again thanh
ing you for your beautiful present,
am yours sincerely,
A. B. DAINGERFIELD.
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