The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-08-19

Tom Davis left Wednesday for
Buffalo springs.
The abundant crops give us much to
be thankful for.
Nj. I.ottie Parker has returned
home from a visit to Wilmington.
Ex-Judse X. w Winston, of Dur
ham. was in town short while
yesterday.
Mss Gu>se Judd is visiting the
family Of Major RObt. Aston in War
Teu county.
Mss Mabel Hughes, of New Berne,
!, the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ii.
Iass.ter, .Ir.
Mss Tremella Young, of loungs-
Vile i visiting her aunt Mrs. &. w.
VILLAINS i'll Henderson.
Barney Aronson left for New York
Saturday night to buy goods. He will
be away about ten days.
The Ion. looked for wave of pros
lerlty must have swept over the
country without stopping.
Mr.. F. :. Spruill, of Louisburg, is
among the visiting members Of the bar
attending court here this week.
An unusually large crowd has been
here at court this week. But it has
been an orderly, well behaved one.
10
auce Union will meet in the Nj. E.
church Monday, Aug. 23rd at O'Clock.
The man who deliberately puts his
neck III the halter, has no one to blame
but himself when he feels it begin to
4 tighten.
Hon. NJ. W. Ransom is expected to
address the old veterans at their pic
HE To- be held i'll Louis burg Saturday,
q the 2lst.
Let's make the old soldiers picnic
q blg eyent-a successful and pleasant
occasion such as the veterans are
worthy Of
Mrs. NJ. G. Fincher, of Norfolk, Va,
s. who has been visiting the family OF
& Mr.. y. NJ. Mates in Henderson, re-
q turned To her home Saturday.
81 Mr.. ". T.. Christian, the brilliant
Il and interchangeable city editor of the
e A'r, amt ObSerrer, was here this week
81 reporting the Brodie trial for his paper.
81 y lady friend desires the address OF
8 some person or institution teaching the
81 air brush method of painting. ANY
a information addressed to this office on
arostal viii be fully appreciated.
passenger informs us that negro
"a was run over by train and killed at
a an early hour Wednesday morning a
81 lew miles below Littleton. We did
81 not learn whether he was in the employ
"a o. the railroad or not.
See notice of dissolution of the firm
u al Butler, Jenkins Il Co. Mr.. jenkins
mas associated himself with Harris,
Z "ooch Co., and invites his farmer
ia trends To give him call at his new
ES pace Of business.
1T nclc scrap" Green, who has
heen SEX for two weeks, is able to be
81 W again. lie is yet weak but says he
81 expects To- be all right by the time the
o." soldiers reunion comes Oh-the
second Saturday in September.
from present prospects the farmers
81 VI. have an abundance to sell this
year, thanks to a kind Providence and
',!e' own hard work. And when the
,''eiN OF the soil have much to sell they
nav nave something wherewith to buy.
Ms makes business good in other
lines.
lands have been Issued by Mr.. and
hiI'- Walter Scott Parker announcing
',ie marriage OF their daughter Fannie
Tioss, 10 Mr.. James Hill Parham,
~, n'suaS evening. September 2nd,
ne ceremony will take place at the
methodist Episcopal church, Hender.
soh' at halt past nine O'Clock.
Prot. Geo. W. Gooch. wife or,
child. OF Ontario, California. are visit.
ny relatives and friends in Henderson
having arrived last week Prof. Gooch
VAS at one time resident of Hender.
sOH 1nd IS well known and very POM.
"a sF here He has been living in the
"e'' Tor several years where he has
rt.o>pered. They will remain until
about Sept. 18th.
l.. lie Ilnest watermelons seen in Hen.
r 'ss, this season were couple tina,
T T''le 'ast Saturday from Elberton, Ga
l"e-E weights were a and and 6e
f fU1 VIZ respectively. They were sen,
H'' John NJ. Webster. agent of the
,eH'oaFd Air Line at that place. the
,.Iger one being addressed to his siste,
" MIttle and the other to Mr.
''"'y' the company's agent here.