The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10
The Minstrels.

stFeis laSt UiSnC was everything IL prOHi-
lsed to be. When they We're here last
Spring the company was pronounced
the finest one of the kind ever seen in
Henderson and this reputation was fully
sustained on tiIeir last visit Geo. r. and
W. II. Guy are whole team in them
selves, while all the individual members
OF the company are good. Scoteld, the
juggler, is immense. His tricks are exc
cuted with II precision and accuracy that
is marvellous. Cooper, the contortiOnist,
snrpasses anything in his peculiar line
We have seen. Dauphin. the balancer, is
great. The barrel jumping of Edward
r. Guy was very good, showing him to
be an athlete of more than ordinary
skill. The singing and dancing was very
fine, the clog dancing of Arthur Guy be-
ing the gem Of the evening in this line.
The stick drill was well executed, and al
together it was an excellent performance,
genteel and refined, and was greatly en-
ioyed by the large audience present.
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| AS leader the Lassiter-Parham Co.
| offer lady's genuine Dongola Button,
either in opera or common sense, manu-
featured by Drew, Selby & Co., warrant
ed at 50. 90 pair. Absolutely the best
shoe sold for the money. Try Il pair.
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New Advertisements.
y. Lehman advertises a horse, car
rage. wagon and two sets of harness
for sale.
/ w. B. Harrington has lost his stub
tax receipt book and offers a reward
for its return.
d. II. Reavis gives notice Of having
qualified as administrator of Rufus p.
Reavis. deceased.
Harris. Gooch & Co. will sell one
one-horse wagon, Old Hickory make.
at public auction Saturday, April End
S. E. Rogers, mortgage. will sell
April house and lot in the town O.
Henderson,.
w. W. Parker, druggist, makes {
change in his advertisement and an
nounces a fresh supply of field ane
garden seeds.
Lassiter-Parham Co. advertise g
beautiful line of clothing, gents furnish
ing goods, neckwear, ladies' and gents
fine shoes, sc.
, A. o. Purcell, proprietor of thu
Racket Store, has just received new
and complete stock and will continue
to make it to the interest of those VIII
trade with him.
Geo. B. & Sam'l r. Harris, execu
tors, will sell at public auction, on th
18th of April, the personal property Q
r. w. Harris, deceased, consisting 9
one iron safe, chairs, table, bed, books
&C.
w. T. Stainback calls attention t
lots of good things to eat in his line
: He makes a specially Of Gambrell'
: famous brands of flour, Montezum
a coffee, fine canned goods, eyaperate
J. fruits, &c.
l. Mrs. VIM. Buchan advertised tn
. loss of a bundle of needle work COL
tanning pair Of scissors and thimbl,
e Finder will be rewarded by leavin
e the same at this office or returning tn
e package to the owner.
: The regular statement Of the Cit
# zens Bank, made at the call of tt
State Treasurer, is published in tn
! issue. It makes good showing al
e represents the institution to be in
n solid and fourishing condition.
sc To satisfy claim of John Berkel
,e against the Henderson Water Supp
Co.. and Woltman, Keith & Co., v
20 H. Smith, Sheriff, will sell by publ
h auction, on the first Monday in Apr
le the works and plant, franchises, &c
T. of said defendants.
20 Barnes. Stainback g. Co. announ'
the arrival Of new spring goods. Thu
show an unusually large and handson
stock of cloching, hats, shoes and gent
furnishing goods this season, and S;
s' they are going to make them 60 If lc
70 prices will do the business.
re w. H. Smith, Sheriff, advertises
sell by public auction on the 22nd d
of March, all the unlaid cast iron pipe
&c, belonging to Woltman, Keith
n Co., and the Henderson Water Supp
q, Co., to satisfy claim of the Men
" Pipe and Foundry Co.
- John w. Nelson, plaintiff, gives I
SIS tice to Woltman. Keith & Co., &
by PENDANTS, by publication of summo
an that suit has been entered AGAR
,;c them in the Superior Court of Var
county to recover certain sum
IL money due him by said defendants.
" Charles J. Aston, manager of
'a' Sulphide Calcium Spring Mineral v
OF ter Ice House, announces that he '
nd have full supply of Kennebec and
for tifcial ice about the first of April, 6
SC proposes to keep the people cool
VI lower price than ice was ever bet
nat sold at in Henderson.
ut, T. p. Rowland gives notice that
ian H. Parrish will no longer act as
u.s. agent and attorney in the managem
-, of his store and other matters at n
'". dleburg. Mr.. Parrish retires to eng
OF in business for himself. The store '
be continued at the same place "
Thos. V. Rowland as manager.
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