The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-09-14

Inc farham Bros Co. make an an
io"hcement Of interest to cotton
growers. Toll charges for GINNING
nave been reduced to one-2Oth hoo,
glng and ties to ~ cen,s o.
runs every dav.
MI. +. Z. Toepleman has rented
MT ). ). Whitten's new DWELLING
mouse recently completed on Charles
street. Mr.. Written will soon cow
,neuce WORK on the third house on
his lot adjoining the others.
We regret to learn of the death Of
MIS-. feter Stallings, which occurred at
ner nome in Warren county Monday
ohe was Miss Davis. and was y
woman OF fine character and greatly
~. uO'eo by wide circle of friends.
Inc bereaved husband has the heart
felt sympathy Of the community.
J"hn Lo"low, the famons clown
and Jester, whose friends and admirers
are scattered throughout the lenotb
ana breadth of the land. is with the
'onn Robinson Show and may be seen
ana heard in Oxford next Thursday.
MS alone will be esteemed worth the
price OF admission to the old time
friends OF that genial gentleman.
Drew, Selby & Co.'S shoes for
women, and ..Excelsior'' bows shoes
are sold by j. II. Lassiter & Co.. and
every pair guaranteed. There is
satisfaction in these shoes-satisfac-
ton in the price and satisfaction in
the wearing qualities. See adver-
usement and note what they say.
Misses Lemme Jordan and Minna
Dunlop have returned from pleasant
visit to South Boston, Va, where
they have been guests of Mrs. d. l..
Iraynham for some weeks. Miss
Helen Richardson, one of South Bos-
ton 5 pretty and accomplished daugh-
tiers, came back with them and will
stay awhile in Henderson.
We gladly welcome Mr.. f. G.
Butler and family as citizens of
Henderson. they having returned
from Raleign where Mr. Butler has
been connected with the faculty of
the Agricultural and Mechan zeal
College. Mr.. Butler has rented the
dwelling Of Mr.. w. f. Gary on Chest
nut street, and moved into same last
week.
Don't forget the concert to be given
at Cooper Opera House und II the
auspices Of the Daughters of the
Confederacy tomorrow, Friday, even
ing and remembering fail not to
attend. The best home talent will
be engaged,a chorus of sixty children,
good music, choice songs and recita-
tions. Admission 25 cents. Reserved
seats 30 cents.
Misses Carlia and Eulalie, daughters
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Harris, and
Misses Mabel and Myrtle, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Harris, left
Tuesday for Westminster, Md. to
resume their studies at Western
Maryland College. They were &C
companied by Miss Minnie Pickett. Of
High Point, who had been visiting at
Mr.. Sam Harris's awhile.
Mrs. G. II. Buchan who lives in the
Country a few miles from town. pre-
scented her husband with twins last
week. A remarkable coincidence in
this connection is the fact that Mrs.
Buchan is Il twin herself both living
the sister residing in Manitoba. The
double addition to the Buchan family
circle are also girls and both were
doing well at last accounts.
Always engaged in some worthy
cause the Kings Daughters deserve
to be literally patronizcd whenever
they spread a feast like that in the
Owen Davis brick store tonight. They
will have an ice cream supper and
that it will be a successful and en-
joyable affair admits of no doubt
when we know who has it in charge.
Admission free. The public invited.
The Place to Gin Your Cotton.
Toll charges for ginning cotton re-