The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-01-18
List Of Jurors.

The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the February term of court,
which begins on the 10Th:
FIRST WEEK.
Jas. D. Finch, Jas. A. Boyd, Geo.
w. Wright, D.. X. Glover, Ed w.
Watkins, L. E. Gill, O. T. Barker, w.
II. Tippett, S. B. Mabry. Geo. B.
Harris, J. w. Kittrell, Jas. NJ. Young,
Thos. Vanlandingham, B. T. Wade,
J. NJ. Caudle, JOS p. Grissom, D. H.
Reavis, w. H. jenkins, John H. Ell
lington. S. G. Stainback, D..Y. Cooper,
f. l. Kittrell, H. S. Fleming, w. w.
Young. George r. White, Thad r.
Manning, w. H. Green, David Perry,
Alex 7. Barnes, Geo. G. Hughes,
Sam y. Greenway. Ben Lassiter, Ed
ID. Saunders, Jas. A. Bullock, Law
son Register, Henry Banks. The last
five named are colored.
SECOND WEEK.
Arch Hoyle, I. II. Harris, Lyman
l.. Barnes, Geo. a. Rose, l.. II.
Landlord, j. w. Moore, E. S. Glover,
Jerome Pardue, Ned E. Fallner, w.
B. Rigsan, L. B. Manning, Robert
Bum, ID. W. Hardee, John A. Wells,
G. II. Williams, c. w. Finch. H.
Workman, Joe Stone. The two last
named are colOred.
You can find everything in the line of
furniture and household goods at Wat
kins' but no where else will you find
prices as reasonable for the same class
Of work and material An incpoction
will convince you
Having moved across the street next
to W. S. Parker & Co., we invite the
public generally to come to see us when
IL want of staple and fancy groceries,
canned goods, fruits, vegetables, &c.
We promise to serve you in uture as in
the past to best possible advantage.
W. H. WESTER Il BRO.
See those beautiful parlor suites just
in, at WATKINS'S.
Death Of Mrs. G. A. Switzerland.
Another good woman has gone to
her reward. After a lingering sick
ness of several months Mrs. G. A.
Switzerland, relict of the late Scion
Switzerland, Esq, died at her home
in this place at II O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. For some weeks her con-
dition had been such as to admit of no
hope Of recovery and her family and
friends were fully prepared for the
closing of life that had so long been
full Of gentleness and kindly deeds.
Mrs. Switzerland was a remarkable.
had the love and regard Of those who
knew her to greater degree. Up to-
the time that her health began to fail
she had been a most active, energetic
woman, full Of business. cheerful, sunny
tempered and the life Of any company
she mingled with. Although of robust
nature, buoyant and hopeful, after dis
ease fastened upon her she gave way
rapidly, her physical constitution was
soon undermined and she continued to-
decline until on Sunday. as prayers
were going up to the Heavenly throne
in her behalf from the various churches
of the town, she passed calmly, sweetly-
peacefully away, in the 6lst year Of
her age. Mrs. Southerlond was warm
in her affections to those she loved,
and to friendship ever true. She was
a consistent member Of the Presbyte-
rian church, and her heart and hand
were ever open to the demands of
charity. Six children, three daughters
and three sons, survive her. These are
Mrs. J. r. Young and Mrs. H. NJ
Cannon, of Henderson, and Mrs. w. j.
Jones. of Winston; and Messrs. Scion
and Robert Switzerland, of Vance
county, and r. J. Switzerland, of Hen
derson. Besides these several grand
children mourn her loss, while host
of friends drop tear to her memory.
Tie funeral was held from the Pres
byterian church at 3 O'Clock >ionday
afternoon, the pastor Rev. DR.. Morton
conducting the service. The body was
buried in Elmwood cemetery beside
that of her husband who preceded her
to the grave about six years ago, and
as the clods fell upon her bier there
were dropped many silent tear, and
in their hearts loving friends exclaimed,
all that is lovely, beautiful and good
must pass away.