The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-04-13

To Nv LADY Friends.

To My Lady Friends.
| have Just received my
second supply of Fine Spring
Millinery which will be sold
at extremely low prices. Call
and convince yourself of the
fact.
Mrs. NATHAN LEHMAN.
Lost.
Somewhere on the streets, Jet and
gold bracelet. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving same with
2w HILL PARHAM.
From Dixie"
This is the attractive title of Il collec-
ton of original poems and stories pub
lished by the Memorial Bazaar to be held
in Richmond during the month OF April,
for the benefit of monument to the pri-
vate soldier and sailO: and the establi. l.
ment OF II Confederate museum in TIE
late executive mansion of the COnfcd-
cracy. The contributions are without
exception productions hitherto unpub-
llshed OF the following distinguished au-
thorS: Father Ryan, Sidney Lanier,
John X. Thompson. James Barron Hope.
Amelle Rlves, Joel Chandler Harris,
Thomas Nelson Page. NJ c. McCIrland,
James Lane Allen, Charles Washington
Coleman, William Hand Brown, John t.
Tabb, Robert Burns Wilson and William
W. Archer. The book will be bound in
Confederate gray cloth and the price will
be one dollar. 1t will be on sale at the
Memorial Bazaar, or can be ordered
through Mrs. Thomas ID. Neal, chairman
OF the North Carolina Tent.
In this connection the GOLD LEAF is
pleased to note the interest taken in the
Memorial Bazaar by Henderson ladies
and certain of our business men. Through
| the personal efforts of Mrs. T. 4. Davis
| and Others a purse OF $500, box of
fancy articles and some little gifts from
II few OF the merchants We're sent for the
North Carolina Tent, which are duly ac-
| knOwledged in Il letter of thanks from
| Mrs. Neal, who writes that il all the
other towns in the State had done as
well there would be no doubt about our
coming out next to Virginia. Indeed,
size say SHt lltIh'S 10 40 tnitt any way.
Dr. j. II. Daniel, Cancer Spe-
ciaIiSt.
| DR.. J. II. Daniel, will be at the Bran
son House, Raleigh, April 18th, and re-
main n few days to attend patients in
| Raleigh and convenient to the city. No
cherges for consultation.
| .~~e>>'
| S. G. Watkins are showing more and
finer Dress Goods than ever before eX-
hibited in this city.
| German.
A german was held at Burwell Hall
on Monday night last, which, though
smaller than usual. proved highly
enjoyable affair indeed, one old stager
was heard to remark that he had en-
joyed it more than any other. Dancing
commenced at 10 O'Clock and 8 home
sweet home' was played at is p. M,
which was much earlier than usual
1t is pity that the dancing people can
not be more punctual in arriving, as
SO much time is wasted in waiting,
which might be more enjoyably spent
in dancing. W. E. Massenburg led
and introduced figures which caused all
to have good time. Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs. A. B. Cayce, Of Warrenton, kindly
acted as chaperones. The Raleigh
band furnished the music. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Cayce, of Warrenton, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Chavasse, Miss Lucy Taylor and J.
Rose, Miss Sadie Taylor and A. J.
Mitchell, Miss Laura Payne, of Chapel
Hill, and II. Macy, Miss M. Hughes,
of Oxford, and II. p. Strausc, Miss A.
Hughes, Of Oxford, and w. f. Mas
senburg. Miss Halle Young and w.
A. Hunt, Miss Jessie Smith and w.
d. VIM, of Richmond. Va, NJ ISIS
Mamie Hartmaier and f. Stephens.
Miss Lucy Young. of Raleigh, and J
T. Hart, Miss Minnie Happier, of Dur
ham, and j. Davis. Stays: J. z.
Taylor and j. Garden, w. Lynch, G.
II. Easton, w. Il. Clement, M. Jor-
dan. Of Oxford, w. Bodeker and =.
10th, Of Richmond, Va.
| A PARTICIPATE.
| ShilOh's Vitalizer is what YOU need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, yellow Skin or
| Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction. Price 75c. Sold by W.
W Parker, druggist, Henderson.