The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-31

J. A. Kelly is rebuilding his brick
prize factory, burned a few months
ago, being occupied at the time by
Owen Davis.
Never hesitate about encouraging
every enterprise that tends toward
the upbuilding of the community in
which you reside.
From enquiries made it appears as
if the late cold spell did not do very
serious damage to tobacco plants,
where the beds were we'll protected.
Mr.. r. w. Lassiter. Jr., has been
made receiver of the Bank of Oxford.
The appointment was made by Judge
Connor The bond was promptly given.
The selection is a good one.
Whenever you purchase anything
from the men who advertise in the
GOLD LEAF, if you would tell them
that YOU saw their advertisement in
this paper, it would greatly benefit US.
Tell them.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Mitchell. of
Newberne, accompanied by Miss Hat
tie Mitchell, who has been spending
some time there, came up Wednesday
Oh a visit to friends and relatives III
Henderson.
The fruit crop is safe so far and the
unusually good year in this respect. If
so this will be blessing to the people
and will help them wonderfully in
pulling through the hard times.
The Third party meeting of the
Farmers Alliance met in the court
house here Saturday and ratified the
platform of the st Louis convention.
\ number of speeches were made both
whites and blacks participating.
The work of building the second
addition to the Henderson Storage
warehouse will be begun Monday.
Material for the purpose has already
been put on the g:ound. The new
addition will be 30xl5O feet. ]. A.
Kelly has the contract.
The sad intelligence reached Mrs.
w. II. Anderson on Wednesday of the
death of her cousin Mr.. Merrick Large,
of New Hope, Pa. Many of our citi-
zens will remember him as having
stopped here on visit nearly two
years ago returning from California
where he had been year for his health.
Love softly comes like gentle dream
And fills our heart with joy,
Life is brighter and things just what they
seem,
Since home is blessed with pretty baby
boy.
So sings our young friend Gillian
Hart just now, the cause of which
makes HIM the recipient of many con-
CALCULATIONS from his friends.
If you are at all skeptical about the
benefits to be derived from newspaper
advertising. ask Tom s,tainback. He
says until he went into business fol
himself and had an opportunity to give
the matter a practical test, he had nc
idea so many people read advertise
ments. But he is thoroughly con.
WINGED now.
Lizzie. the little daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. A. Harrell. had the misfortune
to break her arm one day last week
She was in her fathers printing Office
in Weldon and fell over some obstacle
which threw her to the floor with thu
result above stated. The broken bones
were properly set and the little patien
is now doing very well.
The sermon to the graduating elias
of the Louisburg Female College will
be preached by Rev. E. a. Yates. ID
D.. of Durham. on Sunday. May Goth
The address before the Literary So
cieties will be delivered by Hon. Waite
r. Henry. of Henderson, in the Col
lege Chapel. June LIST, at IL a. M
Louisburg Times.
Mrs. Charles Tregenza. and child
of Hamilton, Ontario. Canada, VIII
have been visiting friends and relative
in Henderson for some weeks, left 70
their home Tuesday afternoon. The
were accompanied by Miss Louie Bum
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bum
who will spend the summer in Canada
expecting to be away about six months
The remains of Mrs. Flora Best
wife of Mr.. George Best, of Fremon
N c, who died at her home in tina
place March 18th. were brought thrOug
Henderson and taken to the old famll.
home place in Granville county TO
burial. Deceased was daughter {
James Crews and was esteemed fO
her many Christian virtues.
Customers can have their coffee grOun
at H. ThomasOns free of charge, as b
has just bought a first-class mill tina
will grind pound of the aromatic be-
rips IN the minute.