The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-01-03

Frank +. Griswold's :. Uncle Toms
Cabin Company is booked to appear
at Burwell Hall Wednesday evening
next. January 9th. Admission 25. 50
and - cents. Reserved seats on sale
at Thomas drug store.
Mr. J. 7. Moss, of the police force,
was taken suddenly with hemorrhages
while on duty Friday night and had
three severe ones on the street. He
has since had others and has been very
sick. but is now improving under the
treatment Of Dr. Cheatham.
y very enjoyable and well attended
german was held at Burwell Hall
Monday night. Expecting an account
to be sent US no report was prepared
by our society editor and at this writing
1t IS too late to get particulars. But
the young folks had a good time.
Mrs. W. l.. Cuninogim and her
sister Mrs. Bourne, left yesterday for
Wilmington, their future home. Mr..
Cunlnggiln went down couple Of
weeks ago. Our citizens regret the
departure Of these good people, and
will miss them greatly.
That cut in Watkins advertisement
IS significant. This is the sort of
weather that one needs shoes and
clothing and they can supply you \
large stock to select from and goods Of
the best quality and lowest price. Call
on them when you want anything in
their line.
y letter just received by Mr.. J. +.
McCraw from his brother-in-la Mr..
Andrew Freedom who lives at Conway,
North Dohota, conveys the news Of his
wife's death on December 2lst. Mr..
aud Mrs. Freedom lived in Henderson
at one time previous to going West and
are remembered by many Of our cti-
zehs.
At the approaching commencement
Of LittIeton Female College, the annual
sermon will be preached and the
college dedicated by President kilgo,
Of Trinity College There will be a
reunion of all the old pupils, and a
great occasion is expected. The spring
term Of this very successful school
begins Jan. II, 1895.
Mcssrs. J. =. Watson and II. G..
Nicholson, Of Richm Ond, both erstwhile
Henderson boys, were here during the
Christmas holidays. The former is
with the Allen & Ginter branch of the
American Tobacco Company, and the
latter has been connected with a we'll
known drug firm for some time and is
now studying medicine.
The Wilmington Messenger Of last
week says this Ct Rev. w. l.. Cunning
gins first sermons in that place:
- The Rev. w. l.. Cunnggim, the new
pastor of Fifth Street NJ. +. church,
preached two fine sermons on Sunday
morning and night to large and appre-
clatlVe congregations. He made a
splendid impression upon everybody,
and his people are delighted with him.
We regret to learn Of the death, at
his home in Oakland. California,
recently, of Mr.. James \. Bradley,
formerly of Wilmington, y. c. While
at San Francisco i'll May, 1892, we had
Tie ptcdSult q! meeting MI. Dlduicy.
a few years ago he made a visit to
North Carolina and stopped in Hender
son with his nephew Mr.. f. J. Hill.
The body was brought to Wilmington
and inferred
Use " Orinoco Tobacco Guano.* The
highest price tobacco sold in Eastern
North Carolina in 1894, was made from
orInocO Tobacco GuanO. Call on Hen
Icrsnn Supply Company for a few bags
for plant beds. jan. 81 o.
have for sale several good milk cows.
Also lot Of beef cattle and sheep.
". T. ROWLAND,
dee 2O-:} Mddleburg, Nc