The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-03-08

Meets INST tuesdays iii "acn month at
3.3U D. m, and third Tuesday nights at
: 81. RcaViS Hail.
Henderson Chapter, HOyal Arch
7Iason>,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 a. III.
For fine, pleasant chew, MANA
ola is the tobacco you should have.
Sold by ID. W. IIardee.
Mrs. Dr. \. Il. Zol!icOner, and
daughter Miss Mabel, Of Weldon, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. IolicOii'er,
III Henderson.
James Amos "ives public notice, by
advertisement in the GOLD LEAF, that
he has qualified as executor of ThOs.
y. BeaCOm, deceased.
Dr. Morton has returned from Lynch
burg, Va. where he has been con-
Quoting a revival meeting. and Occu-
pied his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church Sunday.
Brigh, balmy, spring-like weather
we are having now. But old BOreas
will wake up and March winds will
howl ere long no doubt. Winter is
not over yet we trOw.
There will be Book Reception for
tho benefit of the Sunday-school Library
of the Baptist church, Friday evening,
March 9th. 1t will be held in the old
Baptist church building.
Rev. w. :. Black, ID. D., the re-
Gently appointed Presiding Elder of
this (Warrenton) district. will preach
at the NJ. f. church in Henderson next
SUNDAY, morning and night.
!. Il. Young gives notice by adver-
tisement in this paper Of having quail
fled as executor of Mrs. Pattie Harris
Young. deceased Persons interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
Capt. Jerre Perry, and Mr.. Tom
Harris, of Franklin county, spent Tues
day afternoon and night in Henderson,
the guests of Mr.. a. c. Zolicotfer.
They were on their way to Washing
ton City.
Capt. w. b. Shaw is comfortably
and snugly fixed up in his new office i'll
the Beck building, opposite the court
house. where he invites persons who
may desire his professional services
and friends generally to call and see
him.
Our young friend Mr.. John +. Bea-
com has placed us under obligation
for some choice oranges which he
brought home with him from Southern
California. They remind us of our
visit to the same locality last summer
year ago.
YOU are thinking of buying a baby
carriage 90 to Watkins aud ask John
Stallings to show YOU his stock before
YOU purchase. He has a beautiful
line-ali styles, shapes and prices
from which you can not fail to find
something to please.
We regret to learn that the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Perry, which
has been extremely i'll with pneumonia
the past ten days, is no better. Their
many friends hope and pray the life
of the little one may be spared, and
that the weight of anxiety which now
burdens their hearts may soon be
lifted.
\ revival service at the Methodist
Protestant church will commence Sun
day, March the llth There will be
PRAYER and conservation service each
day during the week at / p. M, and
preaching and revival service in the
evening at As. Rev. J. 5. Williams,
of Greensboro. y. c.. will assist in the
meetings.
Mr.. X. W. Coghill is engaged max
ing some needed repairs on Owen
Davis property, the two-story brick
(Cheatham) building on Main street,
near Dorsey's drug store. so compe-
tent contractor and builder as Mr..
{. does not find himself out of a job
very long after coming back and again
casting his lot with US.
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society of the Baptist church are doing
good work for the cause they repr esent
Sunday night last highly interesting
program, which Lad been carefully ar
ranged by Mrs. Joe Harris. and others,
was carried out with credit to all who
participated in the exercises. The
services were interesting. pleasing anC
inspiring
When you put it in the GOLD LEAF
it pays. An advertisement. we mean
Mr.. Z. I. Robinson. Jr. the wei
known breeder Thoroughbred poultry
sheep and swine, of Fancy Hill, Va.
in letter just received, says: :" ]
have gotten several orders from my
advertisement in your paper, and stoct
III each case has given entire satistac
ton. You may depend upon me al
ways doing the square thing by your
readers. Please change my advertise
ment in the GOLD LEAF as per copy
enclosed"