The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-03-03

Don't fail to see the minstrel per-
formance of the small boys at Cooper
Opera House Friday night.
Mr. d. l.. Parker has put in tele
phone and persons who have business
with him can now give orders for
soda water and the like without leilv-
ing their home or place Of business.
The Trinity College Glee Club gave
Il splendid entertainment at Cooper
Opera House Tuesday night. The
Attendance was not rs large as the
performance merited. but those who
were present, enjoyed it thoroughly.
Dr. S. Rapport, the eye specialist,
will he at Massenburg' Hotel Tues
day and Wednesday, March 10Th and
18th, when persons needing the ser
vices of an Oculist would do well to
see him Examination free. Do not
forget the days and dates
Court adjourned Friday at II
O'clock. PrarticAlly the work OF the
term was finished Thursday, and but
for the hearing of civil cases an add
iournment would have been had.
Five divorces were granted Friday
mOrlling-fOur white and one colOred.
And this did not clear the docket
either
Andrew J. Harris, trustee, adver
tises to sell house and lot situate
on breckenridge street, in Hender-
son, at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash on Monday, April 4th.
This is the property bought of ". L.
Estes by the late Eugene Belts, and
on which the Estes family formerly
resided.
Daniel & Co. say that despite the
recent bad weather they are 'dOing
some business" While there has not
been great demand for farming and
gardening implements, their sales are
satisfactory in other lines. And
among the best sellers are Buck s
stoves and ranges. They sold fine
Bucks range Tuesday.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hight was caller at
this office Tuesday, having but re:
Gently recovered from n severe spell
of typhoid fever He was taken in
October and just as he was beginning
to enjoy his convalescence three O
his children were stricken with the
same disease One. little girl. died
while the two boys are we'll again.
Miss Lizzie c. Lewis has opened
dress making rooms at the Clary
place and solcits patronage from th'
ladies of Henderson. Her experience
and study of the business qualities
her to give satisfaction as to worl
and prices. She has the latest books
and fashion plates showing the pre-
vailing STYLES, which are at the ser
vice of her customers.
In the advertisement of L. Il. Hicks
trustee, exposing 22h acres OF lan'
situate in Sandy Creek township 10
sale by public auction to the highes
bidder for cash, there was an erro
as it appeared last week. Friday
March 25th. is the day and date {
sale and not Monday, Goth, a
printed. Please note change and b
governed accordingly if interested.
Mr.. George l.. Furgurson sends tn
GOLD LEAF hen egg of unusual si1
ia lllClleS lOIlSy Us ihthCS IA VI Wa
ference and weighing one-quarter
pound. At the present price OF egg
this one is worth almost as much
good sized nugget OF gold. Ii NJ
Furgurson has any more eggs III
this he can send them around. An
the invitation is extended to other
Mr.. George Wilson, who has bee
secretary to Superintendent Toepl
man of the Home Telephone Co. he
for some months, went to RichmoI
Monday night, expecting to NAL
that place his home. There is regr
at Mr.. Wilson's going away. He is
Young gentleman of fine charact
and attachments and during his sta
IN Henderson he made numerO'
friends.
We had a pleasant call yesterds
morning from Mr.. P. H. Elkins,
the Trinity College Glee Club. Y
found him an agreeable and intel
gent Young man, who had had Il
ouorot benzine about his clothes al
Ghe color OF printers ink under /
sllger mails. But he reformed-or f
rom grace, he does not know which
H ; Is finishing upa course in cole
instead OF theprint shop preparato