The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-03-22

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Meet, FIST TUESDAYS i'll each month at
$50 r. M. and hind Tuesday night, at
~ Erayis Hall.
Henderson Chapter, HOyni Arch
nasOu.,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 a. III.
Advertise your business, if you wish
to succeed.
Gardeners are hard at work these
warm days.
Peach and other early fruit trees are
in full bloom.
Miss Cinda Cheek has returned from
a pleasant visit to Suffolk, Va.
Mr.. w. L. Garlck is confined to his
home quite sick with the gripp.
Miss Mamie Gregory, of Oxford, is
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. r. Perry's.
When you put it in the GOLD LEAF
it pays-yOur advertisement we mean.
Are YOU cleaning up your premises,
and sprnkling lime: Now is the
time.
The farmers are getting in some
splendid work, on their farms these
days.
Geo. w. Bromell, Of the Lawrence
Vile, Va, Gazette, spent Sunday i'll
Henderson.
Mrs. A. r. Workman has returned
from visit to relatives III Richmond
and Baltimore.
Mr. W. II. Henry has an engage
ment to lecture i'll LittletOn on Friday,
the Both instant.
Misses Mary and Nellie Currin, of
Oxford, are here visiting their sister
Mrs. }. Il. Owen.
Capt. ]. J. Laughinghouse, OF Pitt
county, was here with a lot of tobacco
yesterday, selling ut Cooper's.
Mrs. y. Lehman has returned home
from her visit TO the Northern markets
where she has been buying new mil
linery goods.
Young man, despise not small things,
nor Spurn to do any honorable work.
There is clean profit to be made even
in handling dirty rags.
If things 90 on as they started last
week the population of the town will
soon double itself even if not another
person moves here from distance.
Persons who have not paid town
taxes are requested to attend to the
matter Immediately if they do not
desire to have their property advertised
The Germantown independent says
there is n man i'll that town who Is st
bOw-leggcd that when his children play
cars they run under him for a tunnel
Sam J. l'arham. the genial and
handsome young representative of the
American Tobacco Company on Louis.
burg market, spent Sunday III Hender-
son.
Miss Rosa Thomas has returned from
the Northern markets where she has
been purchasing new goods for tht
millinery department at :. K {. Wat
kins'.
Besides the many wagon loads, anl
i'll Vulnerable crates pack ed with thu
golden weed, Cooper he'd between fit,
and sixty hogsheads of to bacco on hi
warehouse floor yesterday.
Mr.. Polk Miller. of Richmond, vii
give one of his inimitable entertain
ments at Burwell Hall April 4th. W.
do not hesitate to say our citizens have
rich treat in store in this.
Rev. Daniel McGilvary, formerly o
Moor county, but who for thirty year
has been a Presbyterian missionary il
Siam, was here th. week, the guest o
his relative Mrs. II. I. Watkins.
Lunenburg county, Va, was wei
represented on our warehouse floor:
yesterday. \ number of the mos
prominent and successful farmers o
that section were here selling tobacco
In keeping with the progressiy
spirit Of the times the GOLD LEA
increased its home circulation by issuin
an extra household family edition las
Thursday. Now is the time to sub
scribe
We are glad to welcome Mr.. \. d
Wester and family. of Franklinton
back to Henderson to live. They hav
many friends among our citizens hayin
lived here before. who give them cor
dial gre citing.
Two charming and popular youn
ladies, who have been delighting thei
many friends and admirers with thei
presence in our midst during the pas
week or two. left Tuesday for thei
MONIES to the regret of all. Miss Mar
t'Tay Clifton, from visit to the Mise
i'opards, TO her home in Louisbure
anu Mss Mamie CIegg, who was vi:
Jung Hiss Tucker Massenburg, I
Franklinton.