The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-06-21

VI
each month, at 10 a. III.
Mr.. W. II. Hart returned home
\ Saturday from Panacca Springs.
Mis-. Lille Judd, who has been teach
home.
Mrs. w. ID. Morton left last week
10 spend some time with relatives in
Virginia.
Miss Minnie Holland, Of Clayton, is
visiting Miss Mamie COghill i'll Hen
der~On.
Mr.. W. w. Rowland is back from a
trip to Hampton Roads, and other
points III Virginia.
Mrs. J. NJ. Burnett and little son
left for Beaufort and Morehead City
yesterday morning.
DR.. Morton has been conducting a
revival meeting at Greenvllle, by order
of the Presbytery, during the past
week
Rev. j. f. Thacker, Of Oxford,
preached an excellent sermon in the
Presbyterian church here Sunday after
noon.
f.. l.. Chavasse. formerly of Hender-
son, but now of Chester. $. c., is here
on Il visit To his old friends who are
clad to see him.
The Sunday-schOOl of the Methodist
Episcopal church had their picnic Tues
day ut Mr.. Jas. \. ellis. near Gill
hur", and report a very pleasant time.
The Young ladies of the Baptist
church will have an ice cream sOciable
III the Sunday school building next to
the church tomorrow night. Every.
body welcome.
Mr.. Il. r.. Roberts, of the popular
wholesale shoe firm of Roberts, Hoge
X Co.. Richmond, was here Tuesday.
lie always meets with cordial recep-
ton in Henderson.
Mr.. $. J. Parham, of Louisburg, his
mother Mrs. NJ. Parham. and Mist
Isabel Iorner, of Henderson, left
Yesterday morning for pleasant
season at MOrehead City.
Josiah III. Vose advertises to sci
certain notes secured by deed of trus
on valuable town property, at public
auction, on Monday, 9th day of July
1894. For particulars see advertise
ment in another column.
We were pleased to see our esteemed
friend Mr.. John II. Weller, of Ring
wood, here yesterday. He was return
inc home from trip to Raleigh ant
stopped over to get DR.. Boyd to dc
some dental work for him.
See advertisement of the Raleigl
Steam Dye Works, ID. W. G. Harris
proprietor, i'll this paper. \ man wh'
did not have confidence in his wOrl
and know it could stand on its owl
merits, would not make the proposition
he does
4 grateful and refreshing rain fel
here Monday afternoon. 1t was be
ginning to be much needed, the groun'
having become dry and vegetation
parched and suffering more or less
Another fine rain came Tuesday after
noon.
NJ. j. Hawkins, trustee, advertise
TO sell certain lot or parcel of Ian,
situate i'll the town Of Middleburg. a
public auction on Monday, July 10th
1894, fuller particulars of which ma,
be learned by reference to advertise
ment III this paper.
Judging by samples of cucumber
LETT at this office, our excellent colore
citizen Julius Speed. is not only on
pt the finest boot and shoe makers i
the State. but an expert gardener a
we'll. In point of size they are ahea
al anything we have seen.
Mr.. ID. w. Hardee is having hi
place OF business, next to the pos
office. greatly improved. The front
shelves and counters are being NIGEL
painted. The counters will b
enlightened. an office put in and tn
place otherwise improved.
The children's day exercises at tn
Methodist Protestant church Sunda
afternoon were largely attended an
OF an interesting and enjoyable char
aeter. These services never fail
attract large congregation and thos
WHO attend are well repaid for so dc
ing.
Printing offices are not run for tn
'un OF the thing. They are bushes
enterprises. pure and simple. An eN
mango we'll says that it is as logical t
ask a newspaper man to donate Gel
,a.h amount of cash to a private enter
P4t>t as to give the uSe of his Spac