The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-08-13

Mrs. Sam Z. Allen and Mrs.
George 5. Prichard, who have
been spending some weeks very pleas
antly with friends and relatives in Lu-
nenburg county, Va. returned home
last Thursday.
Mr.. z. Wycoff. the old reliable lew
cler, has moved his stock of goods in
one OF the store rooms in the Charles
Watkins building, further up the street.
lie is nearly opposite the Bank of
henderson, in comfortable quarters,
and will be pleased to see his friends
and customers at all times.
From Henderson comes the pleasant
fact that some halfdozen Raleigh beau
ties are there distracting the thoughts
and shortening the sleeping hours of
her society boys. Among them are
Misses Lucy Hawkins, Janet Andrews,
Nellie Murray and Minnie Craver.-
Raleigh Erening Mirror.
The joint meetings of the State and
Southern Dental Associations and the
Convention of the Farmers Alliance
at Msrehead this week will be notable
gatherings. DR.. Frank S. Harris and
aud Zach L. Garrett Esq, left Mon
day morning to be present as represent
tatives Of their respective socities.
Others are all in attendance from this
section.
DIR. Charles J. O'Hagan, of Green
vile, \. c., one of the most genial and
accomplished gentlemen and distin-
guished surgeons of the State, was a
visitor to our town last week, the guest
of his friend DR.. J. II. Tucker. Hen
derson is ready at all times to welcome
with open gates and hospitable hands
such honored visitors and would be
glad to have Doctor O'Hagan come
oftener.
In writing about the inspection drill
! of the Vance Guards lait week, we put
the Inspector Gcnearl down as Col.
\. l.. Long, instead of Col. Smith.
We knew better but simply were not
thinking when we wrote We had in
mind at the time Gen. A. l.. Long. the
biographer of Lee, both having the
same initials. Smith is a very common
name, it is true, but we doubt if the
gallant Inspector General would ex-
change it for any other. 1t may be
stated, however, that there is some
thing in his perpendicular if not his
name that says we were not far from
right.
! T. w. Ford, Esq, our old friend,
who once lived in Henderson, but now
in Lynchburg, Va, is in town this
week, shaking hands with his many
friends, all Of whom are glad to see
him and to know that fortune is smiling
a well man, and is seemingly happy
and contented, but does not carry quite
so much flesh as he did when he lived
with u.s.. He is not now able to take
in q whole turkey at one meal as he
frequently did when resident of Hen
derson, and had Doll Workman Or Wal
ter Henry to dine with him. He re-
ports that Mrs. Ford and the children
are well, and Lynchburg on boom.
Come again friend Ford, when you
| have more time to remain with us.
Syphilis, rheumatism, old sores and III
GERS, scrOfula and catarrh are exactly the
| diseases that are cured by that powerful
medicine, P. P. 2. For sale by W. w
Parker, druggist.
The women praise p. 2. P. for scrofula
general weakdess and nervousness, indi
gestion, rheumatism, and female com
plants. Try the great 2. p. P, and then
recommend it to your neighbors, and you
will know you hove done a great deed
For sale by w. w. Parker, druggist.
In all the wonders of the South there
is nothing more wonderful yet discovered
| than is Panacea water for dyspepsia in
all it's most distressing symptoms. Ii
acts upon the liver and kidneys anC
cures them permanently. 1t is worth "a
per case f. o. b. at LittletOn, \. {. ASK
your druggist or send an order to Pan
acea Springs and Hotel Co., Oxford, NC
New lot cotton chinas Something new
and I'LL the go) received at J. W. Pure
toys.
Just received, car load OF Lime, or
which will meet all competition.
ID. w. HARDEE.
Vance Seminary.