The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-11-07

b. W. Brame, executor of Jamesyv
brame, deceased, will sell a tract of
land containing SAG acres, at public
auction, on Monday, Dec. End. Sec
advertisement for particulars.
AS may beseen by reference to adj
Ver'isement published in another COL
umn' TT. Hicks, trustee. will sci,
~ acres of land and improvements
situate one mile South of Henderson
al public auction Monday Dec. End.
Mr.. VIM. Buchan left Yesterday for
hamilton, Canada. He goes on a sad
mission IN response to telegram an.
nouncing the death of his father aoed
about 80 years. Mr.. Buchan,s little
son accompanied him.
The public is inyited to attend a Tenn.
perence mass-meeting at the Methodist
Protestant church on Sunday, Novem-
Der the 10th at 3 O'Clock z. NJ. There
Will be addresses and short talks nv
iaymen and ministers. Let everybody
come.
Mr.. Badger H. Burroughs, who has
Tor sometime been Seaboard Air Line
agent and operator at Southern Pines
has been transferred to Pittsboro. He
continues in the service of the same
company and is much pleased with his
new location
One OF the best and strongest insu-
rance companies in existence ia the
New York Life. Gen. W. II. Cheek
1t agent for this company in Hender-
son and will take pleasure in showing
Its strong points and attractive features
to any one who may be interested in
the subject.
1t Is expected that quite a number
OF ladies and gentlemen will form the
party to start for the Atlanta Exposi-
ton Sunday. Two or more extra
coaches will be provided for them and
they will go over the Southern Rail-
way, via Oxford and Keysville, striking
the main line at the latter place.
Do you want to buy good farm in
Halifax county? S. S. Norman, agent,
Brlnkleyville, advertises one for sale.
There are 222 acres in the tract, lying
on little Fishing Creek, within two or
three miles Of Ringwood. Excellent
farming land, adapted to the growth of
fine tobacco. See advertisement in this
paper for fuller particulars.
Our good friend Britt, of the Oxford
Public Ledger, is getting to be much
Travelled man of late. One week we
hear of him attending big celebra-
ton i'll Tennessee, next at the Atlanta
Exposition, and last week he journeyed
| all the way to Henderson to see Sells
| Bros big shows. But wherever he
| goes he finds friends and meets with a
hearty welcome, for there is no more
clever gentleman and genial compan-
ion than John T. Britt.
| DIR. Goode Cheatham left Tuesday
for Baltimore where he goes to spend
the winter in Johns Hopkins Hospital
taking post graduate course in med
icine and surgery. While he will
give attention to all branches of the
profession he will devote himself more
particularly to the study of nervous
troubles, diseases of women, the eye,
ear and throat. The GOLD LEAF
wishes its young friend a pleasant and
a profitable solOurn IN tho Monument,
al City.
MIR. J. z. Thompson, who has been
here for two years as agent Of the
Singer Manufacturing Co., having sew.
cred his connection Herewith, has gone
to his horne in Chesterfield county, S
c., to straighten up some private bust.
ness of his. We regret Mr.. Thomp
sons departure. He is good citizen
polite aud popular with those who
know him and as an evidence that hi
was faithful and efficient employee hi
has standing offer from the company
to accept a promotion at any time he
desires to enter their service again.