The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-28
Henderson Lodge, No. go,
a. T.. 81 A. VI.

"A. Il. ~ n. VI.
Meets FIST and third Tuesday nights in
each mOnOh at 7:3O p. III. ReaviS Hall.
The man with the performing bear
amused the pOpulace yesterday.
Yesterday was a day of amusements
and excitement beyond the usual order
Of things.
Interest in local politics wakes
warmer as the time for holding the
election draws nearer.
A number of persons went from
Henderson to kittrell Sunday to hear
Bishop Lyman preach.
On and after May 2nd Pullman Buff
fet slcepers will be run on trains 80 and
A. between Portsmouth and Atlanta.
The Raleigh 81 Castor Railroad will
sell reduced rate tickets to the Demo-
cratic State Convention in Raleigh
May 18th.
At the Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms next
Monday night Mr.. Samuel Il. Harris
will lecture on "Brass.' Admission
free. The public cordially invited.
See advertisement of II. 7. Watkins.
attorney for Mrs, J. :. Burwell, who
will sell number of valuable town
lots by public auction May 10th.
Do not fail to read the ADVERTISE
ments i'll this paper. You will always
find something OF interest and profit
70 YOU in them as we'll as in the regular
reading matter.
Mrs. Jennie Brodic gives notice of
having qualified as administrators of
Capt. Edmund g. BrOdie. deceased.
Persons indebted to the estate are
called upon to make immediate pay
mcnt.
II. c. Cooper, trustee. will sell by
public auction, on the 10Th day of May,
valuable house and lot rcsidence) in
Henderson, being the same on which
$. Dean now resides. See ADVERTISE
ment elsewhere for fuller particulars,
or apply to T. Il. Hicks, attorney.
If You want anything in the line
Of building material call on r. II.
Pinkston. He deals in everything of
the kind. does all kinds Of bracket and
scroll work, turning, planning, tongue
and groove work, &c. Also contracting
and building. Estimates furnished.
Who will he the next Mayor of Hen
dcrson is Il question that agitates the
public mind Just now. 1t is as difficult
to arrive at anything like a satisfactory
Of q 10 10
cast the weather 24 hours ahead when
it is as tickle rs it has been this spring
Geo. W. Lesley, very clever slack
wire and tight rope walker, gave free
public exhibition. on Main stree
Yesterday afternoon. lie had 4 rope
stretched across the street from the toy
Of the Young Block to the Burwell
building, on which he performed :
number of daring and difficult feats.
At Il mass meeting of the voters o
Oxford held Monday night. the follow.
inc ticket was nominated. as we Learn
from the Day:
For mayor-A. \. Hicks. Fol
cOmmissioncrs-W. l.. Mitchell, J. F
Edwards, J. G.. Hall, j. NJ. Currin
+. L. White. G.. \. Cogyeshall. {. ID
Osborn
The ladies are asked TO read Mrs
Lehmau'S announcement this week
She has beautiful and we'll ASSORTED
line of millinery goods and offers rare
inducements both as to style and prices
In hats. bOnnCtS. trimmings ant
novelties of all kinds her stock com
mands the admiration Of all who have
4 discriminating taste i'll such things.
We publish another article this weel
along the line of Industrial and manu-
featuring enterprises for Henderson
to which we invite careful attention
What our correspondent says Is worth
OF thoughtful consideration by thos
ofour people who are DESTROYS of seem:
Industries established in our midS
which are calculated to create Il de
mand for the products of our soil, a
well as bring profitable returns to tn
promoters of such enterprises.
At primary meetings held in til
several wards the following candidate
have been named for town commits
siOners: First Ward, W. II. Lewis
colored. present incumbent. was re
nominated by acclamation. J.P. TaylO
holds over another year In the Sec
ond ward DR.. w. W. Young was nom
mated. Capt. f. l.. Fleming hold
over. In the Third ward George :
Prichard was nominated. W. W
Rowland holds over. In the Fourt
ward no primary has been held, bu
r. Perry will doubtless be elected
succeed himself. irrespective of a pre-
vious nomination. W. IL. Wake
holds over.