The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-01-20

Mr.. Ira Hunt, of kittrell, was i'll our
Office a short while yesterday.
Prof. f. +. Hobgood, of Oxford,
was here Il short while Tuesday.
non't fail to attend the auction sale
Of horses and mules next Wednesday.
Mr.. a. G.. Zollicofler went to Louis
burg on legal business Monday return
ing next day.
Messrs. G.. W Raney and {. l..
Blacknall, Of kittreN, were henderson
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Pimkston, OF Wadesb oro,
3, visiting the family OF MIR. X. X.
lInkston in Henderson.
The PIayers an excellent theatrical
attraction viii appear at Burwell Han
one night next week.
The Daughters Of the Contederacy
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Man
ming tomorrow friday evening at I 80
o'clock.
Il. :. Aronson will go to Raleigh to-
day TO see the Primrose and west
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son date.
Mr.. Junius Il. Hunt, one of the pros
porous farmers and sterling citizens OF
the Fairport neishborhOod, paid this
office visit yesterday.
The sale of horses and mules at pub
lie auction next Wednesday will AFFORD
a splendid opportunity to buy good
stock at reasonable prices
The Woman's. Christian Temperance
Union will meet in the NJ. L. churcl
next Monday afternoon at ! O'Clock
y full attendance is desired.
Andrew J. Harris, trustee, advertise
to sell tract OF land containing IL
acres, more or less, at public auction
on Monday. Feb. DIST. For turthe
particulars see notice elsewhere.
In the absence of Rev. y. r. Shaw
the pastor, Rev. w. L. Walker, {
oxford, occupied the pulpit of tn
Presbyterian church last Sunday
preaching two excellent sermons.
The second term of Mrs. Norwood
school Will begin Jan. 3lst. Mr.
Norwood is capable and experience
teacher and her school comments ltse
To parents having little boys and CIR
TO educate.
Attention is called to the new AZ
yertisements of that very remarkab
medicine, Mrs. Joe Persons Remed
The highest testimonials ars produce
al nt h
and skin diseases.
The Crescent Oil Co., of Minneap
lis. Mimi, dealers i'll high grade lubl
eating oils and greases. want brig
young man to handle their goods. W
pay salary and expenses. See adVt
tsement III this paper.
Mr.. Frank Meadows, son OF n
ID" Meadows. of Oxford, died at
home i'll Wilson last week after br
sickness. He was well known and b
many friends in Henderson, Mr.. Nj
dOws leaves a wife and child.
Tobacco has been coming into IN
ket in vastly increased quantities
past week. There are oceans of il
remarked one buyer. land it looks |
the balance of the crop would soon
exhausted at this rate" said he.
). G.. Slttcrwhite OF Gillburg OFT
his stock OF general merchandise
sale. No cash required; will t;
and security and good notes If prefer
by purchaser. Good business locatl
Satisfactory reasons for selling.
notice elsewhere.
There is considerable talk and M
excitement in some parts of the S,
on account of small pox. Hender
people are not agitated but little
though We are Oh the main line of r
way, but II Is well enough to exe
due precautiou.
Z The sugar-cOating which makes Ay
fIlls 50 easy to take, diSsOlyes imm
ately on reaching the stomach and so
mits the full strength and benefit of
medicine to be communicated. Ask
druggist for Ayers Almanac. just out