The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-06-09

each month at $50 p. NJ. Reavis Hall.
Business Mems Carnival at Burwell
Hall next Tuesday 18th.
Mr.. Asa Farrar is building hand
some residence on Garnett street.
Wilmington papers now reach Hen
derson on the day of publication.
An afternoon train has been put on
the Il. & d. railroad, leaving at 1855
p. III.
Every species of garden and field
crops have grown rapidly around here
the past week. 1t is the very weather
for it.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of large and complete plant of
plug and twist machinery in this issue
of the GOLD LEAF.
Three persons were received into
membership of the Presbyterian church
last Sunday. Two on a profession OF
faith and one by letter.
There will be q german tomorrow
afternoon at Burwell Hall. Several
young ladies and gentlemen from a
distance are expected to attend.
Some of our young people formed a
'wagonette party Monday evening
and drove out to the Sulphide- Calcium
Springs where they enjoyed dance.
The Durham San says: ''There is q
young couple in this city SO dead
gone on each other that they never
even talk together anymore; they just
love-
Dave Hawkins has opened a nice
bath room in connection with his bar
Der shop, with shower bath arrange
ment attached. Hot or cold at al
hours.
Rains and warm weather have giver
good handling seasons the past week
and receipts of tobacco at our ware
houses have been heavier, with SOM
improvement in quality.
Rev. Robert VanDeventer, the abb
and beloved pastor OF the Baptls
church of Henderson. is widely sough
to labor in other fields, the most recen
being call from Greensboro.
The Henderson Female College viii
hold their closing exercises in BurWel
Hall, this evening, commencing at
O'Clock. A very interesting and elat
crate programme has been arranged.
Commencing June 18th the Richmon
and Danville will run daily exceI
Sunday, a train from here to Oxford
connecting with the Seabord Air Lin
leaving here at 2:55 p. M, returnin
400 p. NJ.
The Durham County Commissioners
needing the Bible injunction that pee
pie should ''marry and repienish tn
EARTH" make no levy on marrla9
license. Other county levies are tn
same as the state.
We have received a copy of South
ern Sunbedms, a new illustrated month";
published at Atlanta, Ga. 1t is han(
somely gotten up, and is filled wit
choice stories, ETC., especially for youn
people. p. o. box 1868.
We are requested to state that
consequence of the unexpected absen(
of Rev. DR.. Morton, the sermon whiC
Vance Guards next Sunday, will
postponed to Sunday the 10th inst.
1t is pleasant to note that the brig
and newsy Oxford Day has again mae
its appearance after a brief suspensio
The former editor. Mr.. II. w. kro
heimer. is in charge and Mr.. Jno.
Britt is the publisher. Success to t
Day.
1t has been suggested for the safe
of our G. fathers that when they ha
occasion to stroll up Orange street
would be we'll to arm themselves W
stick for the purpose of killing snak
which lie III the weeds along the s.
walks.
Mr.. S. +. Teiser has purchased 1
lot adjoining the residence of Col.
II. S. Burgwyn, and is hauling luml
ON it to build a residence. He v
not occupy it alone, as the announ
ment of his marriage June 12tM
already been made
Mr.. Richard Marston has quite
lengthy article on the first page of
GOLD LEAF which we give space to
matter of courtesy. This paper d
not propose to be made medium
religious controversy. OF course i
understood that the editor is not
sponsible for the views entertained
correspondents, nor must he net
sarily sanction everything that is p
lished in his columns, but under
rule of ''equal justice to ALL he
deavors to act upon that principle.