The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-30

While you are giving thanks TODAY
for the blessings YOU enjoy g;ro
something to the orphans and Others
VINO are less fortunately circum-
stanced and the giving will he more
blessed both in the sight of God and
man.
A suitable building for carriage
factory Is the tobacco factory on
"yche street advertised by j. l..
Cnrrln, real estate broker and auc-
tloneer. Convenient location. See
Mr.; Currin for particulars as to price
and terms.
Hood tobacco is selling we'll. Mr..
H. W. Crews sold three lots at
CooPer's the other day at 500, $50
ana $40, the load averaging him over
S24. Tuesday he sold another lot at
the same place his best grade bring
ing $40.
leo. Is. Harris, trustee, advertses
TO sell two certain lots of land con-
tanning 12i and ID 1916 acres more
or less, respectively, at pnblic auc-
ton on Monday. January LIST. For
further information see notice else
where in this paper.
Mrs. Geo c. Wordsworth and Mas
ter Guy returned yesterday morning
from Western New York where they
have been staying several months
with relatives. With them is Mrs.
Lizzie Harmon, who will STAY awhile
with Mrs. Wordsworth as COMPANION.
Mr.. Arthur Loughlin has returned
home for the winter having closed
his seasons engagement with the
Forepaugh and Sells Bros Shows.
They closed at Alexandria, La, on the
18th. He has signed an engagement
with the same show for next season
There have been several cases be-
fore the Mayor Of persons who failed
or refused to comply with the com
pulsOrv vaccination ordinance The
usual course has been suspension of
Judgment upon payment of costs and
compliance .'then and thar with the
statOOts.
Don't fail to attend the coon con-
cert at O'Neil Block tomorrow even
ing. To be given under the auspices
OF the Kings Daughters and the
ladies having the affair in charge
know how to make pleasant success
of such things. Light refreshments
will be served at nominal prices.
Mr.. f. w. Jones, manager of the
printing department at the Oxford
Orphanage, and one Granville's best
farmers as well as cleverest of citizens,
was Henderson visitor Saturday. He
brought a lot Of cotton to sell realiz-
ing good price for same. Would
that business or pleasure might bring
him over Oftener.
There was no preaching at the
Methodist Protestant chuach Sunday,
Pastor Williams being absent, attend
ing the annual Conference. That he
will be returned to this station is
taken as a matter of course. We all
want him back, irrespective OF de-
nominational lines, and our wishes
must be law in such cases
Let every farmer make plenty of
manure on the farm : composts,
stable manure, woodsmould. swamp
mulk, ditch bank and the like. Guano
is going to be higher next year and
even if it was sold at lower price
better results always follow where
commercial fertilizers are used in
connection with home made manures.
Young men desiring to enter the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
now may be examined Saturday, De-
cember 10th, in the county court
house of any county in the State at
10 o'clock 4. M, by the county super
intendent of schools. The subjects
of examination are arithmetic (com
plete) algebra, thorough fractions,
English grammar and analysis and
American history. See fuller partic-
ulars elsewhere.