The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-04-20
Tobacco breaks were quite heavy
Tuesday,

1opdCCo Dfeaks were quite heavy
| Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Newell, of the Herald. made
a business trip to Baltimore last week.
/ The soda fountains are being charged
and put in readiness for the heated
| term
Capt. J. Y. lands is home again
York city.
MIR. Edwin Stephens has introduced
a soda and mineral water fountain
into his book store.
Miss Mamie Hartmaier will leave
next week to visit friends in Baltimore.
her former home, and will be away
| about month.
capt. K. A. Heavlin returned Satur-
days from two months visit to his
daughter Mrs. Bessie Cave, at Gaines
Vile, Prince William CO., Va.
You want to keep cool this summer.
}. 5. Poythress has full supply of ice
on hand and will be able to meet every
demand made upon him. His ice
Refreshing rains have come, the
ground has been thoroughly wet and
soitened and field and garden seeds and
vegetation Of all kinds are sprouting
and growing off nicely.
IT conscience is what makes towards
OF US all, there ought to be a great
many brave men these days. Some
! people are denied the first principle
OF that characteristic.
Editor II. A. Foote, Of the Warren
ton Gazette, was aboard the train
Monday evening returning home from
trip to Raleigh. Two bright and
pretty little daughters of his were with
| him.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Lettfe Fox and Mr.. Ar
thur f. Smerdon, Wednesday evening,
April Goth. The ceremony will take
| place at Q O'Clock, in the Methodist
Protestant church.
There are some things some men
can stand and some things they can
| not stand. A man in New York city
committed suicide the other day be-
cause the constant ringing of a church
bell near his window annoyed him.
This week is big event in and
around Norfolk. The naval rendezvous
at Hampton Roads is the attraction.
Some OF our citizens have been witness
ing the great display ofwar vessels and
other features incident to the occasion.
We regret to learn that Mr.. r. B.
Henderson has determined to remove
back to Henderson to live.-Warrenton
Record
1t is needless to say that g Uncle
Dick and his family will be heartily
welcomed back as citizens Of our town.
w. l.. Garlick has taken position
as clerk at Lehman's clothing store.
He is polite and accommodating
young gentleman, an experienced sales
man, well known to the trade and will
make himself a valuable help in that
popular establishment.
At the NJ. L. Church next Sunday,
April 23rd, the Rev. Walter A. Bunch,
President of the y orth Carolina Con-
ference, will preach at p. M, and Rev.
L. J. Ogburn the pastor will preach on
Temperance at 4 p. m. To both these
services every body is kindly invited.
Have you ever noticed how Mr..
Cleveland leans to economy in public
affairs ?-Erchonge.
We know some men who would not
object to being named Economy in
Public Affairs, if this would cause the
"Old Man. to lean toward them more
tavorably.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church have been largely attended and
much good accomplished. Rev. L. J.
Taylor has preached some very able
sermons and greatly endared himself
to the congregation and others who
have been impressed by his earnest,
conscientious and faithful labors for
the Masters cause and the salvation of
souls. His sermon Sunday night from
the text: & BE sure your sins will
find you OUT was fine effort, as in
deed all his discourses have been.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Barnes Clothing Store,
which appears in this paper. The
entire stock of Barnes, Stainback &
Co.. having been bought at a great
sacrifice, is now offered at greatly re-
duced prices and persons in need Of
such things as clothing, gents furnish
ings, hats, shoes, trunks, valises, rubber
goods, &C., will do we'll to take adyan-
tage of the opportunity now before
them to save money. l.. w. Barnes,
manager, will be pleased to see his
friends and customers at the same old
stand.
Mr. J. G. Bcvers, state agent, and
Mr.. w. M. Sorrell, travelling agent, of
the Commercial Building Trust, of
Louisville, Ky, have been in town
several days working in the interest of
their company. This is a strong con-
Germ and has done a large business
throughout the country. These gen.
tlemen have interested many of our
people to the extent Of taking stock
and hope to organize a local board this
week. Mcssrs Beyers and SOrrell will
be pleased to explain the plans and
purposes of their company to any one
who may desire information on the
| subject.
Baby Carriages.
All styles and all prices. The