The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-09

tIasOps,
Meet, the second and fourth Tuesdays i'll
each month, at 10 a. m.
The new floral panel-picture ready
fer delivery to our readers for Thanks
o.riuo present from us. is described at
rru.,th in another column.
X. W. Coghill gives notice ofhaving
qualified as executor OF Mrs. L0Vea
I.l,,iter. deceased. Persons concerned
will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Trade in Henderson has been more
than usually active for ten days or
two weeks past. The merchants are
Getting walked up and are preparing
tnr GOOD seasons business.
Mss Lila Tucker left Thursday for
Washington where she has entered as
>tucnt at GunstOn Institute. DR.. Tucker
accompanied her returning home after a
brief stay in the capital city.
Mr.. ID. II. Gill, who lives few
miles in the country, IS ahead so lar
on biz potatoes. We are told that he
showed two recently that weighed 10
and lOI pounds each. Who can beat
this:
II. Il. Satterwhite, mortgage, adj
yprlI<cs to sell at public auction tract
Of land containing of $50 acres, situate
near Gillburg. on Monday, December
4th. See notice in another column
i0r fuller particulars.
You may talk about your county
fair and the Worlds fair, but the
ARREST thing you ever saw Is the prices
ON dry good, hats, shoes and clothing,
at :. * G.. Watkinss. \ call and IN
sucction of their immense stock VII
convince you.
\ citizen who has tried some of the
Goods put up by the Henderson Can
min. Factory. and who evidently be
IIcvcs in patronizing home enterprises
pronounced them as fine as any 1T
ever sampled. The goods are on sal
here and should sell as readily as thos
bought from the North.
The work and progress of the Hen
dersOn Young Mems Christian AssO
citation of Henderson, and the result
from the work narrated on anOthe
page in an article copied from tn
GOLD LEAF, is interesting reading
and should serve to inspire those VIII
love such work to greater devotion an
STRONGER efforts. New Berne J01trna
Mr.. J. F.. Young opened the hun
iur season very successfully last wee
by baruing two fine turkeys IN tt
flci.hborhood of Rowland's pon'
Several of our tOwnSmen went 'pOssul
hunting Friday night and captured tot
Of these toOthsome varmlnts. Bro
are said to be quite plentiful notwltl
Standing the severe weather Ofthe pa
winter.
Here's little story that points
moral: An exchange tells Ola Womi
who bought a new-fangled coffee p
from peddler. In the evening s.
showed il to her husband, hardwa
dealer. who told her he kept the san
thing in his store for half the price $
Paid. "WcI." said she, why dor
You advertise? Nobody ever kno'
what YOU have for sale
We regret the departure of Mrs.
". ZONES (wife of Col. j. W. Jon
EDITOR of the Blackfoot Udaho) Ne'
aui her charming daughter, NJ
Blanche. These ladies have be
visiting Mr.. J. W. Gregory, brother
Mrs. Jones. for few weeks and ha
made many friends during their 81
here. They left for Oxford Mond;
where they will spend 4 short time
I've returning to their Western hon
\ party from Oxford was out d
hunting on Wednesday. The d'
started buck in Sassatras Fork TOW
ship and chased him for several no
and lost him. Later in the attern(
the buck Jumped into the lot OF \
Ben Hicks. near Carlton. Va
county. in an exhausted condition,
a colored man who happened to be
the lot at the time picked up r
and killed the buck.-ONford Pr
Ledger.
Mr.. A. W. Rowland returned Sa
dav from a five weeks stay Ill VII
hi. old home. lie went down to
N lcct some outstanding accounts
>traighten up business affairs prev
10 leaving the State. He Will de
next week for Tyler, Texas. where
] intends spending the winter with
brother Mr.. H. II. Rowland. \ GEL
/ courteous and clever gentleman,
= Rowland has hosts of friends III /
4 der>on and elsewhere who will
4 l.ca>ed to know of his improved
j dt.on of health and sincerely hol
4 winter spent in the Lone Star ;
NAV prove greatly beneficial to hin