The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-04-05

HasOns,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 Il. Ill.
Mrs. Charles g. Moore, of Green's
bOro, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. !. IIartmaicr i'll Henderson.
You will enjoy the performance of
the Warrenton Female MinstrelS at
BurweIl Hall next Tuesday evening.
BE sure to attend.
An exchange has this cOnsolng
paragraph Job had his boila and
the patient editor of modern times has
his delinquent subscribers
If YOU want nobby straw hat for
little money, call on J. w. Gregory.
lie has a biz stock, bought at bargain,
and will sell them at half the usua!
price
The farmers in the region round
about have made the most of the good
weather, and the first Of April finds
farming operations fairly well adj
VanCed.
Read the Racket Store advertisement
i'll this paper and then give Mr.. Purcell
call and see whether or not he
practices what he preaches-sells as
cheap as he adyertises to do.
The finishing touches have been put
on Agent Mays private offices at the
SeabOard Air Line depot. He IS now
more comfortably and conviently
situated since moving into his splendid
new quarters.
The delinquent tax lists are pub
lished in this paper. If your name
appears therein you had better see
sheriff Powell or Town Tax Collector J.
L. Currin, as the case may be, and pay
up and stop sale.
f. A. Powell, sheriff of Vance
county. adyertiscs to sell house and
lot in town, situated on Pearl street,
by public auction on the 9TH day of
NAV, 1894. For fuller particulars see
notice in this paper.
W. +. Stainback, administrator of
j. l.. kittreIl, deceased, adver-
ti~rs to sell tract Of land con-
tainin. 49, acres, at public auction
Monday, May 9TH. See notice else
where iii this paper.
General Secretary f. II. Rossitcr, of
our Y. NJ &. A. left this morning for
Wilmington to attend the eighteenth
annual convention of the \ Dung Men )
Christian Association of North Caro-
lima to be held in that city 9TH to Sth
inst.
Harris Nicklc Plate circus will be
here April DIST. As this viii be the
first show that has visited our section
in several wears. and as it comes on
saturday. YOU may put 1t down that
there will ne Il bio crowd here that
day.
our people may expect rich treat
ut BurweI Hall next Tuesday evening,
April 10th. Those popular home
artists. the Warrcnton Female Min
strcl. will give one Of their pleasing
entertainments and Will be greeted no
doubt by full house.
You will find 4 large stock of season.
able goods Of every description at the
Racket Store. and prices were never
lower than Mr.. Purcell has marked
them this spring. He has Just got i'll
his new purchases and invites the
public To call and inspect the same.
Now is the time to tidy up about
the lawns aud yards around your resi-
deuce. 1t Will make both your prem
ises and the town look neater and
more attractive TO strangers and health
iul to yourselves il You put in few
hours getting rid of the winters rub
bish.
II You want to buy an engine, get
the Eclipse a reaper and mower. the
Osborne; force pump, then the
buckeye fills the bills. J. \. Fleming.
Middleburg. y. c., will sell them to
YOU. He advertises that he is now in
position to sell such machinery lower
than ever.
II. II. Burwell. near WILLIAMSBURG,
offers for sale some desirable property
ID the way of a mare and colt Jersey
uull. sheep and hogs. 4 two-hOrse
wagon, clod crusher. iron tooth harrow,
etc. VIII sell very low and on easy
terms. No reasonable offer will be
declined a sthis stock must be disposed
o.
The announcement made in these
columns last week of the burning of the
residence of Mr.. Haywood Harris. was
a mistake, we are pleased 10 learn.
Our informant GOT things a little
mixed. 1t was the dwelling house of
a colored man named Haywood Hen
derson, living in the neighbOrhood,
and not Mr. Harris