The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-10-03
AT THE TELEPHONE.
Points of Interest to Subscribers and
Others.
JOTTINGs BY "HELLO."

JOTTINGS BY HELLO"
J. e. Ingle, Jr., and S. B. Gary wiIlput
phones in their offices.
Messrs. S. r. Harris and J. p. Taylor
will have phones at their homes.
Never behind, but in thelead. Beacon
Bros. and the telephone. Call them up.
The fast line will send for your dis
patches. Call up the Postal messenger.
For all kinds of fine wines and liquors
phone to Written. He'll send 'em
round.
Harris, Gooch 4 Co. are among the
new subscribers to the Telephone EX-
change.
Don't delay, phone to the insurance
agents to write you up at once. They
all have phones.
The wholesale establishment OF W. S.
Parker is up to date with the telephone.
Don't lose time and postage, talk to
him.
If in need Of horse, buggy, Or livery in
formation, call up Hardee & Marst on,
(stables). They can supply you with
good "rigs.'
Orders to Teiser's by the telephone
will be filled at the same low figures which
characterize his store Everything car
ried in stock.
Why, didn't you know it? OF course
Poythress will have a telephone at his
| coal yard. All you've got to do is order
what yon want.
j. A Kelly, contractor, will have q
phone at his general supply quarters
and will be pleased to quote prices on
work or furnish anything in his line.
Make dental engagements in two Sec
onds and save yourself useless walks and
| waste of time. DR.. Macon will have his
phone convenient to answer your call.
What more would you know than that
Watkins telephone is to be used for
orders? Selections made. and sent you,
| if you request it or anything ordered if
you ask it,
Approaching the necessity and conve-
| nience to both himself and customers the
old reliable druggist will be a subscriber
to the telephone exchange. Call up Mel
vile Dorsey.
Now we don't know, but it seems to us
that if doctor was wanted, especially
| at night, man or woman would phone
to one in preference to walkingto another
particularly during beautiful CD winter
weather.
The Lassiter Parham Co., always anx-
iOus to serve as suits your convenience,
| will be pleased to receive your orders by
| phone. If not in stock they are the
people to order for you.
D. f. Aycock will have phone at
his Office, as will also P. T. Jones. Both
| will be glad to serve their customers and
save them time and money when it
| comes to doing frst-class work in their
line.
DR.. F. r. Harris, always ready and
willing to do what he can for the town
and his patrons, was one of the first to
take telephone, and is now contempla-
ting putting one in his office, so as to be
the better able to attend calls on short
| notice.
Phil Thomas desires his friends and
the public generally to know that his
telephone is q matter of convenience to
them as we'll as BUSINESS to himself, and
all orders coming over the wires will
have prompt and careful attention. A
boy will call for your prescription and
deliver it as soon as filled.
Why go or send for meats or groceries
when you can stay at nome and order
exactly what you want and learn all
about it in two seconds? W. W. Reavis
for the convenience of customers and as
a means of improving business, will have
a 'phone-probably two OF them.
Any news going on? Phone it to the
GOLD LEAF