The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-15
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IouN B. WATKINS.

MIR. James ). Dunn, OF Winston,
spent a few days here visiting his
fathers family this week.
The Masscnburg cottage, occupied
by Is. = Aronson, is offered for rent.
Possession given at once if desired.
There has been no such Jolly doing
in the South since the war, As will be
the Gala Day at Southern Pines, Feb
ruary end.
Telephone subscribers are request
ed to put phone No y, John d. Stall
Inns grocery store, and phone No.
81, DIR. f. s. Harris dental office, on
their list.
:. X. Harris, trustee, advertises to
sell tract of land containing 155
acers, more or less, at public auction
on March 10Th For further informa-
ton see notice in another column
Court will not begin on the 10Th,
the time in regular course, but on
Saturday. 9th. Jurors, witnesses
and other Interested persons will take
notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly-
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 faircr than that? Gallery over
Dorsey's drug store.
We do not claim that the GOLD LEAF
comes out in new dress from title
head to foot slug exactly, but begin
ming with the head there are Il good
many things new which 90 to make
up a neat and better printed paper.
The crowd was here Tuesday to see
and hear Bryan despite the unfavor-
able condition of the weather in the
forepart of the dav. Had it been less
threatening there would no doubt
have been many thousands more
present.
Bicycle races, Sack races, Wheel
barrow races, Pigeon Shoots, Tourna-
mcnts, Climbing the Greasy Pole
Chasing the Greasy Pig. Cracker Eat
inc Contest. Tugs of War, Ministries,
and all the other old time Southern
sports at Southern Pines on Gala
Day, Feb. 22nd.
The Chicago Tribune speaks of Col.
French's entertainment as 1.-the
grandest series Of stereopticon views
ever presented before an audience in
this country" See them ut Cooper
Opera House, Thursday, February %,
at / and s p. III. Benefit of the Hen
derson Graded School.
The committee who came down
from Raleigh to meet Bryan were
enthusiastic in their compliments OF
Henderson. They were surprised to
see such a crowd on such a day and
were not expecting to be entertained
in the manner they were. But, said
they, it was just like Henderson
We are requested to announce that
there will be a meeting Of the
Church of the Living Cod at Par
ker's Hall (over Beacom's STOREY at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, February
18th Mr.. A. ii. Willis, one of the
ablcst advocats of Millcnnial Dawn, will
address the meeting. There will be no
collection.
OF those who had the pleasure OF
shaking hands with Mr.. Bryan Tues
day. the old men and the small BOYS
esteemed ii the highest honor. And
it was noticeable that Mr.. Bryan was
more cordial TO them and apparently
more appreciative of such attentions
than he was OF the homages paid him
by the most prominent and influential
of those about him.
Colonel and Mrs. Wharton Jackson
Green have issued cards to the mar
riage of their cousin. Miss Addie Burr
Riddick. to Mr.. John Alves Huske on
Wednesday. February 21st, at three
o'clock. ut Saint Johns Church.
Fayetteville. y. c. Miss Riddick is q
sister of Mrs. o. K. Smith, of Hender-
son. She is an accomplished. attrac-
tive and popular young lady who has
many friends here where she has visi.
ted.
Half rates to Gala Day at Southern
Pines from Portsmouth. Durham
Wilmington, Charlotte and inter,
mediate points.
Royal Patent and New Process flour
cheapest and best-at
OKEY GOODRICH'S.
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One might travel long distance
and not find as good work as that
Campbell & Co., displayed in front OF
Dorsey's drug store. He might travel