The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-08-20

IL. L. Watkins, trustee. advertises
TO sell valuable farm situate in River
township, Warren county. bv pub,ic
auction at the court house door in
Warrenton. Friday. September 4th.
See notice for further particulars.
We admire the broad-minded. liberal
pursed, public-spirited man wherever
we find him. Men who hoard I'D their
means to ostensibly subserve their own
Individual interests are not the class of
men needed in community; they are
detrlment rather than a blessing to
the growth of town.
AS announced by advertisement in
TINS paper John l.. Watkins, 2trustee.
VIII sell at public auction, to the highest
Didder- Tor cash. at the court house
door In Henderson. Friday. September
18TH, valuable town lot situate on
the corner of Rock Spring and Chestnut
streets. II. T. Watkins, attorney.
Mr.. John Patterson, of Dexter. was
! in to see us Tuesday aud tod lis of the
death il his nei9hborbood Monday Of
Hardy Crews, son of Mr.. William
Crews. Deceased was about Is wears
OF age a young man Ofexemplary char
acter and habits and consistent mem
/ Der of the Methodist Protestant church.
lie was sick but a short while before
his death.
Col. w. A. Turk, of the Richmond
q Danvllle Railroad, writes Capt. G. J.
i voorhees,, agent Of the company at
this place, that on account of the Fire
mems Tournament at Durham, he can
bill horses, hose reels. &C., belonging
to fire companies attending said tour
nament, when accompanied by COM
pany, free, from Henderson to Durham.
! They will be returned free also over
! same line.
! The Greensboro JForkmon of Mon
day records an accident which befell
former citizens Of Henderson. Mr..
w. a. Farriss and his family were
returning from preaching in the country
! Sunday afternoon when the horse they
were driving ran away and threw them
out of the vehicle. The Workman says
Mrs. Farriss received wound on
her forehead and one on the back OF
her head; Mr.. Farriss had his right
knee badly skinned and cut their little
son had his left knee and arm badly
bruised. Miss Belts, Mrs. Farriss'
sister, was not hurt. The wounded are
getting along as we'll as could be ex-
| pected.
In advertisement of Messrs. T.. j. &.
w. ID. HOrner's Classical Mathematical
and Commercial School, as published
last week, there were one or two errors.
which we desire to correct, with apollo
gies. Instead of the location being
acceptable and beautiful it should
have read accessible and healthful. The
principles do not wish to misrepresent
or mislead, and only state facts as they
are. The situation of the academy
building is not altogether as acceptable
as they would have it, and while the
surroundings are pleasant and healthy
they present no special claims to being
beautiful. But that their school will
be one in every way creditable to the
reputation and ability of these eminent
educators, the GOLD LEAF has nc
doubt.
Levy Bros. & Berman again call atten
ton to the fact that they are going tic
open Il tremendously large stock OF
clothing, dry goods, shoes, hats, &C., in
Henderson about September LIST Theil
goods will be new and fresh and their
prices lower than ever before heard of in
this market. Place of business, Charles