The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-03-26


Polk Miller at Burwell Hall next
Monday evening.
This is the equinOctlal storm. 1t
comes hi.h but we must have 1t.
Ms. :. J Parham, of Loui>burg, is
visiting her sister Mrs. G.. NJ. Cooper
i'll Henderson.
Mrs. II. G. Hart, of Louisburg, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hart
i'll Henderson.
March is spring month, but the
present one has been about the sOlldest
winter month we've had.
Mrs. W. II. Jenkins has returned
from a visit to her brother Mr.. Charlie
Lewis in Moore county.
Mr.. ID. l.. Ira vnham, Of South BOs-
ton. Va, is visiting her mother Mrs.
X. J. Wyche in Henderson.
Mrs. Geo +. Dennis, of Rocky
Mount, Va. is visiting her sister Mrs.
DR.. W. ID. Morton i'll Henderson.
The Bellefontaine (Ohio) Examiner
thinks that if horses would do more
kicking. and men less, 1.-THE world would
be the better for it
Come oh come We gentle Spring,
An end to chilling weather bring;
Bring, bring sunny days and sunny skies,
And more merchants who Will advertise.
II. A. Footc, WarrentOn. y. c.. Of
fers several farms in Warren county
al "a,
and tobacco lands. See advertisement
i'll another column.
You will enjoy ian evening OF son"
aud story on OH Times Down South, =
with Polk Miller as chief entertainer
next Monday evening. For the beue-
fit of the Vance Monument fund.
Our merchants are showing unus-
ualy fine stocks Of goods this season
Refer to the advertising columns for
what YOU want, and you will see what
places the best bargains may be had.
Davis Il Rose will have their open
inr day next Tuesday aud Wednesday.
March 3lst and April l>t. They have
beautiful line to show and the ladies
not forget the dates.
Says an eXchenye: Profanity is a
relic of barbarlsm and an evidence Of a
low state of living. 1t is repulsive
and a gross insult To decency. Ii
places men in the lowest society auC
robs them of all self-respect
There was sudden change in the
weather Monday night. from warm tC
cool, then to wind and rain. FOLLOWED
by snow. Tuesday morning the croun,
was covered and for Il few hours the
tieecy flakes fell thick and fast.
Persons who wish IT, rent or pur-
chase the Queen Anne cottage Oh Cha
vase avenue, lately occupied BY Mr.
W. II. Henry and family will commu
nlcatc with him at Charlotte. This i:
4 very de- .rable residence. in a GOO
ueighborhood.
Mr.. q. \. Purcell has returned from
New York where he went to buy new
Goods for the Racket Store. He mad,
extensive purchases he tells lis ant
VIII have biz bargains to offer his Gus
toners both in the class of goods an,
prices OF same when they all get in
\ doctor says that the big sleeve
are responsible i'll 4 great measure 70
the pneumonia that has been prevalen
among women this Winter. His theor
: that wraps and big sleeves do no
20 well together. and that the wrap i
AID aside whenever there is the faint
ct symptom of warm weather.-Ea
~tInge.
Col. I. {. Morton, of StauntOn. Va
.eit yesterday after spending a few day
with his brother Rev. DR.. Morton i
Henderson. Col. Morton is gener;
agent OF the Old Dominion Buildin
and Loan Association, and is also prom
nently identified with the work of oil
Ganlzlng camps of Confederate Netel
ans, being Adiutant General of thu
organization.
The time for office filling is comm
on. First we will have the nun
cipal election and then in the fall wi
come the county, State and Naton
elections. The GOLD LEAF wants
say thus early if you don't like cal
didate, don't vote for him, and let
90 at that. Don't go around abusu
and ylllifying him. That sort of wa
fare is no longer respectable, even
politics.