The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-03-04
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local LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IOEN b. WATKINS.

Don't fail to 90 to Parker'b drug
store for seeds and onion sets.
Miss Lizzie Cheatham is visiting
Mr. r. g. Hart i'll LOuisburg.
Mr.. Louis De Ia CrOix, OF Oxford,
passed through Henderson Monday on
hs way to New York.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
ID. Cooper is very sick. Two doctors
were with it yesterday.
Simon Rowland and Walter Hart
left Monday morning for New Orleans
to take in the Mardi Gras carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Stalnback, of
Raleigh, came down Sunday on a short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. {. +. Stainback
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
tom has been organized fifty-three
years and has membership of over
hdi Il million.
Mr. J. Il. Moss, who has position
III the Scaboard Air Line office at At
Ianta. came up Tuesday on short
visit To his family here.
Mai +. Taylor left Monday for New
\ urk where he will spend some time
with his sou previous to returning to
Orange, Va, his home.
Mrs. Mamie W. Garden left for
Washington City Tuesday morning in
response to Il telegram announcing the
serious illness of sister Mrs Jennie
carbon.
Mr. and Mrs X W. Co.hil have
conc To visit their daughter Mrs. Geo.
NJ. Newell, near Washington, and will
doubtless take i'll the presidential in
auLuratIou ceremonies to-day.
: X. Harris, trustee, advertises to
>c.l a tract of land cons isting of IA
acres, near WILLIAMSBURG, at public
auction Oh Monday, April 9TH. For
further particulars see notice else
where.
The Atlanta Special, North bound
ran III two sections yesterday morning.
Both trains were heavily loaded with
passengers going To Washington to at
tend the inauguration ceremonies to-
dly.
The advertisement Of the Racket
Store speaks for itself. Prices are put
down in plain figures and if YOU are a
Judge OF values no argument is neces-
~ary To convince YOU of the bargains
offered
Married At the residence of Mr.
'rro- /. AySkew father of the bride,
Epson. \. c.. on Wednesday, March
3, Mr.. +. J. Stainback, and Miss Polly
Ay>kew, Rev. George Coppege OIL
eating.
The Henderson Ministries contemplate
visiting Oxford, Louisburg and other
ncichborIng towns to give perform
autc>- We commend them to the
good people oi these places as worthy
e.. patronage.
Mr.. Ed Aston, of Warrcuton, is
manipulating the telegraph instrument
nj the Seaboard Air Line office this
week during the absence of Mr.. Simon
Rowland who is seeing the sights in
New Orleans.
The GOLD LEAF has in hand an
original story written by a young lady
o. Henderson,, the first installment oil
which will be given next week. 1t
W.. probably run through three or fou,
.>~ue> of the paper.
/. W. Barnes will 90 North next
week 10 buy Il new stock of clothing
-euis' furnishing goods, hats. etc. In
the meantime he is offering big bar.
cams III stock on hand which went
through the recent fire.
Mr.. Bingham, travelling representa-
tive OF the Baltimore Manufacturers
hsr.rf, paid Us pleasant call last
week. Mr.. Bingham is collecting
"a,A Tor the Seaboard Air Line specia
".i.on OF his excellent journal.
barnes Clothing Store having thor
"u-h.y undergone repairs shows few
traces OF the late fire. newer look
,5N.nS the place OF charred ceiling ant
'1rkened walls and the odor of fresl
PANT beng very much in evidence.
Mr.. Yves Hart, whose serious iniurv
oy ueInS struck on the head bv uecrC
Las Already been mentioned. lies in a
WetHrious condition. He has not re.
canned consciousness and has been IN.
"''e TO take any solid food since beinc
hurt. ''~ '''n=
Capt. Louis Rem. former wei
SHOWN and popular conductor on tn,
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