The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-07

Maj. w. A. Guthrie, of Durham.
was here on legal business Tuesday.
Mr.. II. Thomson is in Richmond
this week and will buy largely of new
| goods before he returns.
| Mr.. Job Pierce has gone to Warren
ton to live with his son. He is in
feeble health and breaking down fast.
Mr.. Watkins w. Richards has been
down from Raleigh several days on &C
| count OF the sickness of his father Capt
w. J. Richards.
Mrs. Ann Switzerland who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. r. Young
the past week, returned home to
Winston Monday.
We are pleased to learn that Capt.
w. J. Richards, who has been confined
to his home quite sick for the past two
weeks, is improving.
Col. a. B. Andrews, Second Vice
| President Of the Richmond & Danvile
railroad company, spent few hours in
Henderson Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Whistler, of Mullen & Co..
of London, England, was an interested
, spectator and welcomed visitor on our
market Tuesday and Wednesday.
Capt. w. W. Carraway, we'll known
all over North Carolina, was here this.
week in the interest of the Richmond
Dispatch, for which he is now travelling.
Mr.. Whit Cheatham, who is taking
theological course at Union (Presby-
| teriau) Seminary, Va, is here on Il
visit to his father. Mr.. w. A. Cheat
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cayce, of War
renton, spent Sunday in Henderson.
Mr.. Cayce returned Monday while his
wife will spend a short time with her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. z. Taylor.
Mr.. William Daniel, of Berea,
Granville Co., came down and spent
Tuesday and Tuesday night with his
son Mr.. A. G. Daniel in Henderson,
This was his first visit here in about
three years.
Rev. w. d. Morton, D. D., and
Mr.. r.. \. Bullock, left Monday for
Washington. n. c., to attend Abe
marie Presbytery. They were joined
here by Rev. Carl Moore, Of Townes-
vile, and Rev. Joseph Rennie, of
Oxford.
Mrs. Henry Hartmaier and daughter,
Miss NJ. Hartmaier, of Baltimore,
arrived Tuesday and will spend the
summer in Henderson. Both ladies
are we'll known here and have many
friends who welcome their presence
among us again.
Mr.. John E. Lewis, who at one time
! lived in Henderson. has been visitor
in our midst the past few days. He
is now travelling for the well known
firm of w. S. Powell & Co, ofBaltimore.
which house the genial and popular
Tom Hargis formerly represented. In
the person of Mr.. Lewis he has q
worthy successor.
Mr.. Will Wallet will leave Friday
for Philadelphia to Join the great Fore,
pau.h show. Mr.. Harry Loughlin will
90 on later. Both are under contract
with the proprietor for the coming sea,
son. their special line Of work being
bareback riding. tumbling, leaping
etc. Their friends wish them profit,
able and safe time of it.
Rev. Burglus Cade. Of Louisbure
North Carolina, who succeeds DR.. Pitt
at Nsnabe Street Baptist Church, will
formallav take charge Of the cOngrega.
ton tomorrow. He will be publicly
installed at $3.50 p. m. Ministers Of
several denominations will take part
in the services.
The above is from the Richmond
correspondence Of the Norfolk tirgin
ian. The friends and admirers Of Rev
Baylus Cade will enter a protest agains
his being called - Burglus,' or the i'm.
putation of such thing.
Mr.. J. T. Stark, from near Townes
vile. came in with his young son:
, Monday afternoon to let them see how
: newspapers are made, and incidentiall,
to pay up and renew his subscription
to the GOLD LEAF. The manner o
setting type and the operation of th'
press was an instructive object lesson
: to the young gentlemen who seemed t.
: enjoy it as much as we did i'll shown:
it to them. We are always 9 lad t
have our friends come and see us.
shows that they feel interested in gu
work and have some desire to know
how and what we are doing.
Henry NJ. Shaw. talented youn:
e man and rising lawyer, has come t.
Oxford to cast his lot with our people
Mr.. Shaw was graduated at Wax
Forest College in 1889 with the degre
1 of \. NJ. and afterwards studied Law
t under DR.. Minor, of the University Q
l Virginia. He was admirably prepare
for his profession. will no doubt max
his mark His office is on Williams
boro street, opposite the court house.
Oxford Day.
q Mr. Shaw is son of Capt. W. L
| Shaw, of the legal firm of Pittman
s Shaw. Henderson. and is all our cor
II temporary says of him. He has tn
,, elements that win success and hi
friends anticipate for him a brilliar
future in his chosen profession.