The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-01
Parker's Drug Store
icyclpa and BicVcle material.
Married on The 2Ist.


Bv an inadvertence we omitted last
week to mention the marriage of MIR.
VIM l.. Richards and Miss Ellie hurry,
although the particulars had been
furnished by friend. The marriage
took place at 7 p. NJ, Jan. 21st, at
the home of the bride in Henderson,
j. H. Lassiter, Jr.. Justice of the
Peace, officiating. Monday night a
reception was give them at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. B. F. Biggs, sister of
the groom. which was attended by 4
large number of relatives and friends.
Strictly high class work is promised
by Campbell & CO.. the Photographic
artists, and if you do not get it you
do not have to take the pictures. Any
thing fairer than that? Gallery over
Dorsey's drug store.
Every feature of economy, durability
or convenience that an experience of 20
wears has shown to be desirable will be
found in the "GarIand' cook stove. Sold
by the
WATKINS HARDWARE co.
We would again call attention to the
GREAT BARGAINS being offered at II.
THOMASON'S, especially DRY GOODS,
which he is selling at and below cost.
Married,
Mr., Richard Payne and Miss Alice
Nj. Stone were married at > O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Hufham at the
home of Mr.. George f. Perry, brother
inlaw of the bride.
Mr.. Payne is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. A. PAYNE, and has for some time
been popular and trusted sales
man at Teiser's store. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. Macon Stone and is
young lady of lovely character
esteemed and admired by those who
know her.
Now is the time to look for BARNES
CLOTHING STORE. Big lot of clothing
Just received
The "Garland'' cook stove is sold with
the absolute guarantee of being the finest
and best construction of it's kind made
for the price asked. Sold in Henderson
only by the
WATKINS HARDWARE co.
After Seven Years.
Mr.. Hugh Edwards, Henderson,
boy who left here about seven years
age, spent a few days in town last
week among friends and relatives.
He is now living in Cincinnati and is
employed by the Queen & Crescent
Railroad. Hugh says the longer he
stays away and the more he sees of
other places and people the more he
is convinced that there is no place
like Henderson and no people like
Henderson people. He observed many
changes and improvements that have
taken place since he left but said the
only change he saw in the GOLD LEAF
was that it got better as it got older.
He returned West via Philadelphia
where his sister formerly Miss Lena
Edwards) now resides.
Max O'Rell is one of the few emf
nent men who are success on the
platform. This witty Frenchman.
both AS writer and as a'.raconteur,"
invariably proves the most brilliant
humorist and satirist of the age. To
reproduce his movements. gestures
and delivery during his inimitable
'.Comedy-Lectures" would be impossi-
ble.-New York Herald.
At Cooper Opera House Thursday
evening, February Sth.
Composed of Skilled Musicians.
The Alba Haywood Company is
composed of skilled musicians, each
eNcelling in his or her part. Besides
being treat to those of cultured
taste. it is also an education to listen
to the music of such artists. The
orchestral performances were fine and
the solos elected rounds of applause.
Alba Haywood is nothing if not YER
satile and his character imperson-
ations brought down the house. to
use hackneyed expression. The per-
Torrance of the company is refined,
unsteady instructive and highly en-
tertaining, and there is just enough
variety in the program to preclude
the possibility of monotonv or weari-
ness.-Santd Rosa lCal.) Democrat.
At Cooper Opera House tomorrow
friday evening.
Fresh pork Sausage at