The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-26

Inc weldon fair will catch the
5ro~os next week. 1t begins on Tues
DAY and continues till Friday.
Married, on Thursday, October 10Th
at Graham, n. c., Mrs. ]. S. Harner
OF Henderson, and Mr.. A. w. Chan
d,er' Rev: w. r. Coppedge, Of the
Presbyterian church, officiating.
j. B. Till, United States Marsha,
advertlses to sell some valuable real
estate belonging to J. d. Clarke At
puphc auction, to the higest bidder for
cash, on Monday, December 4th. 1894
L or further particulars see notice in
another column. 49,
Inc new vestibuled coaches for the
Seaboard Air Lines Atlanta Snecial
nave arrived and are now making the
run regularly between Washington and
Atlanta. The first train came throuoh
Saturday night. The coaches are
beauties and altogether this is one of
the finest trains to be found anywhere
IN the country.
a rare chance to buy out a good
CUISINES IS offered by James A. O'Neil.
who advertises his stock of hardware
for sale. He will also sell the O,Neil
building, handsome brick structure
Two stores high, consisting of three
large store rooms, either with or with
out stock: See advertisement in an
other column. Reason for SELLING
failing health, and inability to give the
business the close personal attention
it demands.
The liquor dealers of that very wide
awake and progressive town. Hender-
son, have formed local organization
as Will be noticed elsewhere. There
is always something about these to-
bacco towns that seems to indicate
prosperity, and we are satisfied the
indication in the case Of Henderson is
real. The officers are: d. c. Tough.
lin, president; George l.. Adams. vice
president; S. S. Written, secretary
Raleigh PLAIN Dealer.
Mr.. Geo. p. Geoghegan, of Dan.
vile, Va, son Of DR.. J. a. Geoghe.
gan, Of Warren county, who is well
known in Henderson, was married on
the 18th inst, in that city to Miss
Annie j. Paylor, daughter of William
Paylor, Esq. The Times saws the
happy pair left Immediately after the
marriage ceremony was performed on
a bridal tour, which will include visit
to the Worlds Fair. We join with
many friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Geoghegan long life of happiness and
prosperity.
The residence of Maj. John w
Graham, at Hillsboro, was burned
| Thursday night, together with most o.
| its contents. 1t is estimated that the
loss is about $50, 900 with no insurance
The family were absent at the time.
Maj. Graham being in Washington
| He will be remembered as having been
here at the last two courts as one O.
| Mr.. Walter G.. Harris's counsel in the
will case, and has many friends in
| Henderson and throughout the State
who will regret to hear of his misfor.
| tune.
1t will lie interesting news to hel
many friends in Concord to hear thai
Miss Annie Page, daughter of Rev
!
Jesse II. Page, will start in few
weeks for Germany, where she intends
prosecuting her German studies at ont
Of the best universities. Miss Annie!
many admirers will wish her unbounde(
| uccess.-Concord Standard.
Miss Page is a sister of Mrs. DR.
F. r. Harris, Of Henderson, and ha:
many friends and relatives here ant
in Halifax, who will be interested il
this bit of news concerning her.
Eight drunken white men, though
to be from Franklin and Vance coun
ties, night before last drove the people
out of a car attached to freight train
making a free display Of revolvers
The police were sent for. When they
arrived the men fed. Arrests will
soon be made. it is thought.
The above is taken from the Raleigl
correspondence of the Wilmington
Messenger. The GOLD LEAF hopes NJ
Vance county man was engaged il
such disreputable conduct and will no
so believe until convinced to the con
trary.