The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-01-02

sale. W. l.. MOSS " ".
Happy and Prosperous New Year to
you, kind friend.
Christmas was observed in Hender-
son in the usual fashion.
Another year its course has run,
Another year has just begun.
The New Year opened bright and
pleasant yesterday. The day was an
ideal one in every respect-cool, crisp
and clear.
Let us all work to push the material
growth and prosperity Of Henderson
forward this year beyond any thing it
has yet witnessed,
See notice Of reward offered for the
return of a box containing number
of watches. Finder will be literally
paid by leaving same at this office.
The GOLD LEAF presents the COM
pliments of the season to its friends and
patrons and wishes for them the fullest
measure Of happiness and prosperity
during the New Year 1896.
The young people had delightful
New Year german at BurWell Hall
last e.ening. The attendance was
large and the occasion was a most en-
joyable and successful affair i'll every
way,
Taken by mistake, last Sunday
night from pew near the rear stove
in the Presbyterian church, lady's
i,o.ll,ar.Iiof ,f k1o,.l- Nd
white silk. Please return to this Of
flee,
There have been many pleasant
family reunions, daring the Christmas
holidays, to give an account of all of
which it would require the services of
command.
A. Il. Workman, trustee, advcrtises
to sell at public auction % acres of land
situate in Vance county, on the third
day of February. For further partic-
.lats see notice in anQther column OF
this paper,
Mrs. W. +. Rowland's school will
open next Monday. Thankful for the
patronage given her in the past she So
licits continuance of the same, prom
ising her best efforts in their behalf as
heletoiote,
Thomas NJ. Pittman. trustee, adver-
tises to sell tract of land containing
acres, situate in Vance county. at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, on tho 2nd day Of April. See
n9tice in another column.
AS will be seen by advertisement i'll
this paper II. f. Crews, trustee, will
sell piece of land situate in Vance
county, and containing acres, &C.,
at public auction on the third day OF
February. L. II. Hicks, attorney.
Rev. Joseph H. Tettemer, of St
Louis, who has been attending the
Catholic University at Washington.
-. g., this year, is spending the -holi-
days with Mr.. James A. O'Neil and
family. Father Tettemer is a nephew
OF Mrs. O'Neil.
Mr.. Sd Strause, of Burlington, Iowa,
Is here with his bride visiting the
family of his mother Mrs. II. Strause.
rs former citizen of Henderson the
fouhS SClltiShidi won hiioN Hiltl
quite popular among our people from
whom he has received cordial greetings
and hearty congratulations.
Do lot lail 10 read Harris, Gooch 4
co.'s new advertisement this week.
The year Just closed witnessed the big
gest business in the history of Harris
Warehouse, and II hard work, honest
effort, and an earnest desire to serve
the best interest of their patrons count
Tor anything ,and they do, then the
volume of trade during 1896 will be
greatly increased.
Avoid Pneumonia. diphtheria and ty.
phoid fever, by keeping the blood pure
the appetite good and the bodily htaltiI
'iSofJGS by the use of Hoods >arSaparllia.
Hood S Pills have won high praise foI
thelI prompt and efficient yet easy action
-.
We not only show tue larges line @
nrtSs Goods, Cloaks aud tapes. but also
nave handsome material for making
tapes; such as Silk Plush. Lambs Wool
-Astrachan, Broad Cloths, &c
:. WATKINS.