The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-03-15
Henderson Chapter, Royal Arch
NaSDps


Meets the second and fourth TUESDAYS in
each month, at 10 Il. III.
Dr. Morton viii preach at BroOkston
Chapel next Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock.
Mrs G.. A. Lewis has returned from
a pleasant visit to friends and relatives
in Durham and Oxford.
Mr. Tho.. ID. Neal. the well known
tobacconi>t of Richmond, Va, was IL
welcome visitor to our market last
week
Mr. y. G. Zollicofler returned Sat
urday from Il brief trip to Washington
City. He went on with Capt. Jere
Perry Thursday morning.
We are gratitied to announce the
improved condition of the infant child
ot Mr.. and Mrs. II. Perry, which was
reported 50 critically i'll last week.
His many friends are pleased to see
Mr.. \. j. Harris able to be out and at
hi~ law office again after II severe
wre>tlc of several weeks with the grip
DR.. X. \. Patterson, one of Halifax
couuty's most intelligent and success
tu physicians and farmers, was here
selling tobacco the first of the week.
Mr. NJ W. Thomas, of Richmond.
president OF the Henderson Electric
Light and Power Co., was here Satur-
day looking after the interests of his
corporation.
The sale of town property advertised
by IL. L. Watkins, trustee, did not
take place Monday, but was continued
by consent of the parties interested
until Tuesday next, Goth inst.
Mr. j. r. Barnard is out again after
ten days sickness. Il ncle .Johnny's''
familiar figure Is always missed when
he Is not to be seen at his accustomed
place in Cooper's warehouse.
The lecture of Mr.. W. r.. Henry to
be delivered on the 9th inst. for the
benefit of the Y. NJ. c. y. should, and
doubtless will. attract a large audience
To Burwell Hall on that occasion.
W W. Parker, druggist, advertises
4 large lot of field and garden seeds
which will be sold at low prices. Also
fresh stock of drugs. medicines, chem
Icals, patent medicines. &c. Prices tC
suit the times.
Mr. W. II. Walker, who holds po
sltion in Collector Simmons office in
Raleigh, has moved his family to thai
city to live. Their many friends i'll
Henderson regret their departure even
temporarily.
Mr. Geo NJ Newell arrived Tues
day with bis family from Washington
DC. Mrs Newell and the children
Will again make Henderson their home
while Mr.. Newell will continue to hole
his position under the government il
Washington.
Henry Perry, Clerk of the superior
Court. publishes in the GOLD LEAF
this week a notice OF summons entitled
I. L. Hicks, plaintiffs vs.. :. W. sat
terwhite, Annie Satterwlite, j. +
McCraw. and others, defendants, tC
which attention is called by the per
sons interested.
II is time fertilizer manufacturer
were getting their announcements be
fore the public. Our farmers are goin!
in for big crops this year. and no dOub
large quantities of guanO will be han
died No better medium can b
found to reach the people than tn
GOLD LEAF offers.
The NerS- Observer Chronicle of tn
Il II
communication in the Durham Gl0I
announcing that he has requested Nj
W. Il. Henry. the Demosthenes c
North Carolina. to deliver an addres
in Durham for the benefit of the Con
tederate Monument
The series of meetings in progress {
the Methodist Protestant church al
well attended and causing much inteI
est. Rev. J. :. Williams. Of Green:
boro, who is conducting the service:
has preached some strong and inter
estng sermons and made many friend
among our people. He is assisted b
the pastor Rev. 7. NJ. johnson.
Every citizen Of the town owes
duty TO the home merchant before h
thinks of buying elsewh here. We sa
this unhesitatingly in the interest {
both the buyer and the merchant re
-ardless of the fact that said merchan
may not be patron of this paper
hut there is nothing selfish abou
NE ""Ln LEAF when the public We
l1Ee 5 ,outerned.
ITini'd lnvasS, Duckings and Tribe
."ihN VIII play an important part i
'iiN wear EOwnings. Elegant Iineshow
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