The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-02-07

IoliN -. w n MIND
The Kings Daughters AT Uome is
postponed until Monday, the 18th.
The Schubert Symphony Concert
company will hold the boards at Bur
well Hall Feb. 18th.
Work has been begun on Mr.. 7. L,
Hicks law office building, corner OF
Garnett and Young streets.
The County Commissioners met in
regular monthly session Monday, all
the members being present.
\ little year old colored child was
accidentally burned to death at Mr..
Faulkner Plummer's, near MddeburT,
Tuesday.
See change i'll the advertisement of
Orinoco Tobacco Guano this week.
Planters can find no better article of
the kind.
The lot back of J. z. Taylor's is
offered for rent. Suitable for garden
ing purposes or grass lot. For partlc-
uIars apply at this office.
During court last week some one lost
pocket knife which was found by Jim
Smith, the janitor. Owner may get
same by proving its identity.
Mr.. Will Clark, who was badly hurt
by falling from an electric light pole,
as reported last week. is out again.
His injured hand is still giving him
trouble.
Tobacco. Tobacco. Tobacco !. .
There have been dead loads of it here
this week wagon loads and car loads.
All the houses have had good sales,
with satisfactory prices.
Things about the warehouses the
past couple OF weeks reminded one OF
the times that used to be- Breaks
have been heavy, the quality of tobac-
co good and prices we'll up.
The entertainment being arranged
by the ladies to be given soon at Bur
well Hall, will no doubt be rich and
interesting event. Some of our best
local talent will be engaged.
The Stainback Co. haye new ad,
vertisement this week. They offer
bargains i'll "odds and ends and all
classes of winter goods. Want room
for spring stock Call and see them
Our local advertisers are having 6
hand i'll running the GOLD LEAF just
new. The paper is unusually inter.
estlug when it is well filled with read.
able, attractive and truthful advertise.
inents.
Bear in mind the sale of house ant
lot in town by Andrew J. Harris, trus
tee, next Monday, 10th inst. This is /
desirable place and the sale ought to
attract interest among home seekers
and real estate investors.
Mr.. II. L. Watkins visited Uender
son last week and was cordially greete,
by his friends. He has recently move,
from ,Jonesboro, where he has beer
living since leaving here, to Sanford
and will practice law there.
The Is acre tract of land ADVERTISED
to be sold on Feb. l4th, by ii. Z
Watkins, trustee, is especially valuable
on account of the wood on the place
1t is heavily timbered and near enough
TO conveniently haul wood to town.
Mr. W. T. Wier has a cat that is val
liable for something besides CATCHING
rats and mice. He tells us that ie,
DAYS ago it caught and killed larg
mink in an old shuck house on the prem
ises. The cat is fine sized anima
weighing 10! pounds.
Mr.. Eugene Thorne has bought tina
half of the Cooper building on Garnet
street. embracing the store room q
present occupied by W. f. Moss \ c.
He will move into the same III a shOl
while, Moss < Co. seeking other quar-
tiers, probably W. W. Rowland's oil
store.
Davis X Rose announce that the
will cut prices during the month ,
February. They want to get rid {
such goods as are not summer sellers
make room for spring stock. In til
dress goods and other department
these things will be found. They wi
make it an object to deal with then
See advertisement in this paper.
We were pleased to see Mr.. ]. Wi
Bailey. the very talented young edit'
ct the Biblical Recorder, in Hendersu
Monday. He came down TO deliver a
address at the Baptist Missionary Raj
Sunday night. Mr.. Bailey is a stror
thinker, an able writer and pleasr
speaker as well. Higher henors al
yet in store for this bright and ami
tlous young man.
IhOmsOn>s Gloye-fttin@ is the oldes
most reliable, and best known corset
the world. 81 90 at WATKINS.