The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-02-02


4. Z. 81 \. VI.
Meet, flI>t and third Tuesday nights in
each month at 80 p. III. Reavis Hall.
This weather looks like real spring
time as compared with what we have
had
Wheat is reported to be looking re-
markably well. a large acreage was
planted last fall.
". W. Parker has full supply. of
frc-h Garden and field seeds. Call early
AMI supply yourself.
The February term Of Vance Supe-
rior court Will convene here on the
Goth. His Honor Judge Shutord will
preside.
Sec notice of :. :. Written. trustee,
advertising Il farm situate near Hen
dcr,on to be sold at public auction
March 3rd.
With the opening of good weather
farmers viii bcstir themselves sowing
plant land and getting ready for an
other crop.
The streets are dry and in good con-
dition again since the snow melted,
but the country roads, oh, my. They
are in Il dreadful state.
Work on ". II. Wester's residence
adjoining !. l.. YOung's place on Main
street has been resumed and will be
pu-Hr,i to Il speedy completion.
The McGibeny Family should have
a large audience to hear them next
"Wednesday evening. Such a company
OF musical artists deserve nothing
les.
All the warehouses have had good
breaks of tobacco this week. The ta-
yorable weather and higher prices have
caused the weed to be brought in with
a rush.
ST. Tciser is now occupying his hand
some new residence next to Col. Bur-
gwvns ;, having moved in last week. 1t
is quite an ornament to that part of
town.
Notwithstanding the fine spring-like
weather it would perhaps be well to
defer having your "hair cut short for
few weeks longer. as it is sad that
another cold wave is coming this way.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF and
Greenville Reflector, two of North
Cardinals best papers, are each eleven
year, Old. Continued prosperity to
both-they deserve it.-Orange (Na.)
Observer.
With the coming of better weather
work is starting up again and business
is improving. Now is the time for
the progressive merchant to get his
advertisement in the paper if he would
be - in the swim for his share of the
trade.
To-day is the anniversary of the ed
itor's wooden wedding. and as he has
so far escaped having the trolling PIN
taken to him. he has yet to realize that
he made a blockhead" of himself
when he committed matrimonial mari
kari this day five years ago.
Read the letter from Baltimore pub
lishcd in this issue if YOU are interested
i'll the the canning factory or purpose
planting tomatoes. corn. &c.. to supply
the same. There are some valuable
suggestions therein from one who is
familiar with the subject written about.
An exchange says it should ever be
remembered that town building must
be in the hands of enterprising men
men who know how and when to ad-
ycrtiSe. The location or the oppOr-
tunity is not the cause of failure. but
the fault of the parties i'll charge.
The GOLD LEAF regrets to have to
chronicle the death of its venerable
friend Capt. James II. Nuckels, who
passed away at his home near Steeds-
willie on January 9th. He was a
brave soldier and good citizen.
respected and esteemed by all who
knew him.
attention IS called to the notice of
+. y. Powell. sheriff. advertising for
sale at public auction. on the first
Monday in March, of one undivided
interest i'll tract of land situated on
led Bud creek. Vance county. the
same belonging to the estate of the late
John NJ. Barnes.
We regret to learn of the death OF
Mrs. Geo. B. Burgwyn, at her home
in Northampton county. last Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgwyn spent
the summer here few years ago dur
in which time this estimable lady
made many warm friends who will bt
panied at the announcement of hel
death. Col. and Mrs. Burgwyn lief
Frey to attend the funeral
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