The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-06-18
New Advertisements t..

We take pleasure in directing the at
tention of parents and Others having
girls to educate, to the merits of Vance
Seminary, Henderson. The principals,
Mrs. n. Parham and Mrs. w. d. Horner,
are ladies of culture and intellectual at
tainments, experienced teachers and
careful, painstaking instructors. The
course OF study embraces that usually
taught in female colleges, thorough in
struction being given in each department
The Fall term will begin the first Mon
day in September. See advertisement in
another column of this paper.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment OF VIM. II. S. Burgwyn, trustee, an
nouncing the sale, at public auction, on
the Goth day of July, next, of a valuhle
three-story brick factory, now occupied
by W. H. Smoot.
T. T. Hicks, trustee, advertises val
liable tract of land to be sold at public
auction July Goth. See notice elsewhere
in this paper for fuller partiulars.
George Smerdon, at his home near
WILLIAMSBURG, this county, has a num-
Der of fine milk cows, with o. without
calves, and improved pigs for sale.
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them at reasonable figures. See al
vertisement in this paper.
Barnes, Stainback & Co.'S new ad-
vertisement is good reading this week
as usual. See it.
Do you wish something in the way
of novel and historical pair Of sleeve
buttons or vest buttons? If so got a
set of Confederate States navy buttons
(brass) and have them gold plated. E.
L. C. Manning, Norfolk, Va, can
furnish them. They are somewhat
rare and hard to find and we doubt if
they can be obtained from any other
source. See advertisement in this
paper.
J. w. Purefoy has just received a
large stock of shoes for ladies, Misses
and gentlemen to which he invites Spe-
cial attention.
Thos. A. Brame adverises for sale
a small tract Of land, ST acres, heavily
timbered, situate short distance from
town and adjoining the lands Of E. w.
Workman and Sandy Basket. Will
sell privately for half cash and balance
on time, or will be sold at public auc-
ton July 9th, if not disposed of by that
time. See advertisement in this paper.
James A. O'Neil, chairman of the
Executive Committee of the Henderson
Cemetery Association, advertises to
sell on the grounds number of building
lots Monday, July 9th. This property
is situated on the hill back of the ceme-
terry. See notice in another column of
this paper.
$500 will be the price of round trip
tickets from Henderson to Nor folk on
Chavase & Macy's Bonanza Excur-
sion, Tuesday, June 3Oth. Train will
leave here at l0:16 a. M, and returning
arrive here about O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. July End. This will be a
delightful trip.
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