The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-08-06
Jars, Jugs and Churns-Car load just
received at Watkins.
A Valuable Book

A Valuable Book.
The new book, Labor and Capital, :"
we have ever seen. 1t gives full
and complete history Of all the labor
organizations. The author, Mr.. A.
E. Allen, is also author of The
Golden Gems Of Life,'' and several
other books Of great merit. This book
is fair statement of facts. Nothing
just like it has ever been published.
Every farmer should read it. 1t con-
tains no prejudice OF abuse. We hope
that it may sell rapidly, as the con-
tents are just what our penple want
Progressive Farmer.
This great book is sold in Vance
county by Mr. L. B. Manning, who has
the exclusive agency Of this territory.
Contains lile-like portraits Of the au-
thor, Col. l.. l.. Polk. August Post,
Secretary National Farmers Alliance,
Col. Hiram Hawkins, Master Alabama
State Grange, John Trimble, Secretary
Notional Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, Terrence V. Powderly, Gen
eral Master Workman knights of
Labor, Herbert Myrick, Secretary Far
mers' National League, Mortimer
Whitehead, Lecturer National Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, II. M. Smith,
Secretary Patrons of Industry, John P.
Steele, Secretary General Assembly
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association,
and other equally as celebrated persons
identified with the various labor organ
izations of the country. Just what the
farmer and laboring man wants to in
form himself on. Everybody ought to
read it. The volume contains about
500 pages, printed on clear large type,
and is sold at the low price of $500
and $3.50, according to the quality of
of binding.
| If you want to save money wait for
Levy Bros. & Berman. They are coming
September LIST with q $4,000 stock OF
clothing, dry goods, shoes, hats, &C.,
and will sell clothes from $500 to $500
n suit cheaper than any other house in
town. Will occupy store room in the
| Watkins building, opposite Bank of Hen
Lost.
On the street between DR.. F. S.
Harris office and the cemetery, Satur-
day afternoon, 4 solid gold cuff button.
Finder will return same to
THIS OFFICE.
Will go to Franklin County to Live
Mr.. T. F. Bowen, who is admitted
to be one of the best farmers and hard
est working men around here, will go
to Franklin county to live next year.
He has for some time had a desire to
move in that direction and has con-
tracted with Capt. Henry Perry to take
charge Of his plantation down there =.
| For the past seven years Mr.. Bowen
has been manager of Col. Burgwyn s
farm near town and the improved con-
dition of the place and the fine crops
made on it. speak we'll for him. He
is warm il his praise Of his present
employer, of whom he speaks the high
est terms, and says Col. Burgwyn's
| treatment Of him during the time he
has been with him has been such only
as could be expected of that gentleman
| and all that could be desired from any
one. Both he and Mrs. Burgwyn have
been exceedingly kind and clever to
| him he says, and there is no one for
whom he has tenderer or more atfec-
tomato regard, and it will be a matter
Of sincere regret with him that he will
| go away. Mr.. Bowen says he COM
mends Col. Burgwyn to any one seek
| inc a good home with good man.
Life, Health and Strength.
| APALACHICoLA, FLA, Feb. l., 1899.
| MESsRS. LIPPMAN BROS, SAVANNAH
| Dear Srs-I will write you to inform you
| that was afflicted with Bleed Disease.
| | tried one bottle of and It gave me
no relief l was in bed seven months.
| tried prominent physicians, and they could
| not do me any good. | saw your advertise
| mento of z. Z. 2. in the Apalachicola Times.
and thought would try it. The bottle
| got tonight makes seven or eight, and
| 7 I hau I'll