The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-06-21

No4i-o vi appreciate until an emergency
arises.
MIR. Reddin Perry has returned home
and IS making rapid progress toward
his usual strong health and activity.
we are glad to say he is now able to
be on the streets again, and greet his
hosts OF friends who have felt solici.
tous about his condition.
w. L. Douglass $500 shoe is recos.
nlzed as a 'leader" wherever sold
And 1T Is sold pretty nearly everywhere
shoes are worn in this country. They
are sold in Henderson at Barnes's
Clothing store, and at Brookston by
Mrs. III. ID. Church. When YOU want
good shoe for little money call for that
with the W. l.. Douglas brand on it..
The Henderson Hose Company
(colored, Captain NJ. NJ. Peace) il
practlcing for the State tournament
soon to meet at Greensboro. The men
are well trained, make quick time, ard
II they do not carry off the prize it will
not be because they do not do good and
effective service in case of fire, as
frequently demonstrated here at home.
Rev. E. A. Yates, d. D., Presiding
Elder of the Durham district, will de-
liver most profitable and interesting
lecture on Music in the Sunday.
school room of the NJ. E. church on
Thursday evening of this week at $3.50
O'Clock under the uspices of the Epworth
League Of this church. Every one cor
daily invited to attend. No collec.
ton to be taken.
Miss Ruth Ferebee, of Norfolk. Va,
who has just finished post graduate
course in Philadelphia, passed through
Henders on yesterday on her way tc
Oxford where she will spend short
time. 1t is remembered that Miss
Ferebee visited Henderson last sum.
mer and with her varied accomplish.
ments contributed greatly to the
pleasure of all who met her.
The advertisement of the DR.. Miles
Medical Co., of Elkhart, Indiana, ap
pears in this paper. This is vel
established and responsible concern
and their preparations are no newly
discovered or recently tried remedies
but standard goods endorsed by lead
ing physicians and thousands of people
all over the country. Melville Dorsey
sells DR.. Miles medicines in Henderson
Mr.. l.. ID. Stainback, representing
Nj. Friedman & Sons, manufacturing
clothiers, of Baltimore, was home fol
tay Ia Ia lie, 10 HI
elegant line Of samples to our mer
chants. He is now travelling in the
Eastern part Of the State and if the
people of that section are not wei
clothed after he has made the rounds
it will not be because lie fails to do his
part by them.
The game of base ball which was
announced to be played Saturday a,
Greystone between Gillburg and Grey.
stone, did not take place. There wa
a match game at Gillburg between thu
second nine there and the West Enc
club of Henderson. Score 90 to il
favor of the West End boys. Anothe
game will be played here Saturday an6
the West Enders say they will repea
the dose. The fun will commenc
about p. III.
Mr.. w. O. Shannon, one of the bes
known and most successful travelin:
men on the road, was home for a few
days last week. Representing as hi
does one of the best shoe houses in tn
South, Roberts, Hoge & Co., Rich
mond, and being thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the trade and the needs o
his customers, Mr.. Shannon's success
is a matter of no surprise to those VIII
know him and his firm.
Tobacco curing season will soon b
on hand and you will want new tluc
or your old ones mended. w. II
Cawthon can supply you. He is al
expert workman, uses nothing but th
best material, does his own work an,
makes his charges as low as possible
1t would be well to leave your order
with him early as he expects rus
this season and has made preparation
for same See advertisement in thi
paper.
We regret to hear of the death Q
Mr.. Henry Sherrod, which occurred a
Hamilton, n. c., on the 10Th inst, G
typhoid fever. He will be remem
bered by many of our readers, havin
lived here a few years ago when h
was a salesman in w. J. Clary's Ney
York Cash Store. We learn from
friend of Mr.. Sherrod that he was
have been married in a short time
He was well known here and popula
and his death is quite sad.
The Sunday-school of Trinity church
Durham, enjoyed an excursion t
Louisburg Saturday. They had
special train, consisting of sewers
coaches, all well filled. The littl
folks had big time and the grow
people spent a pleasant day lookin
after the comforts and pleasures {
those who are to take their places i
the years to come. Returning tror
Morganton, by special invitation til
editor joined the excursion party i
Durham and was thus enabled to reac
home about three hours in advance {
the regular train.
MI. " Il. NOSulil, SUI VI I'LL al
Mrs. X. w. Coghill, of Henderson
arrived Tuesday morning from Bait
more and will spend short while her
and then 90 to Luray Caves, Va, IL
brief resting spell before returnir
to resume his duties in the Nom
mental City. Mr.. Coghill holds a n
sponsible and lucrative position wi,
the we'll known firm Of Otto Sutro
Co.. which has the distinction of beir
the largest music and musical instr'
ment house in the world. His advance
ment has been rapid and his succe
as gratifying to his friends as 1t
credtable to himself.
Ladies Oxfords reduced in price fro
1925, 81 80 and 800 to S1.9o. tn
is your chance to buy at bargain.
\. & c, WATKINS