The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-03-19
\ nice Brick Dwelling for rent.
JOHN Il. WATKINS

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See illustrated baby carriage adver
tisement in this paper.
eff YOU have aught that's fit to sell
Use printers ink, and use it well.
The secret of happy life is to spend
cues time trying to make others happy.
Durham Sun.
Stop shooting birds now. 1t is not
lawful to kill them after the 18th of
March.
Polk Miler's lecture here on the Both
inst. will doubtless attract large
crowd to Burwell Hall.
j. G.. Burroughs gives notice of hav-
ing qualified as administrator of Charles
J. Voorhees,, deceased. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
The store room lately occupied by f.
y. Watkins. next to the post office. Is
being refitted with shelves and couu-
tiers and will be occupied by Joseph L.
Jones II Co., at an early date.
See Alex T. Barnes new adver-
has a large and pretty line of baby
carriages-all styles, qualities and
prices-to which he invites attention.
Mrs. III. ID. Church has returned
from the Northern markets where size
went to buy new goods. She bought ii
complete line OF dry goods aud notions,
shoes, hats, white goods, etc, which
will be sold at lowest prices.
Mr.. jim Collins has taken a position
with J. III. Lassiter Il Co. \ popular
young gentleman and an experienced
salesman. they are fortunate i'll secu-
ring his services. And certainly he
could not have identified himself with
better and more reliable house.
You will notice change i'll the ad
vertisement of the Sta;nback Company
this week As usual they deal i'll no
platitudes but plain, direct common
say every time. Call on them when
You want anything i'll the line of gents
furnishing goods.
Watkins biz advertisement looks
out upon you i'll bold relief 1t speaks
for itself. Having seen chat now 20
and see the immense stock of goods he
has. Every department is full of the
most desirable articles representing
the best values. He will make 1t to
Your interest to deal with him.
Mr.. W. E. Brady and family have
moved to Fayetteville to live. We
IL,
make their home elsewhere. Mr. Brady
was good citizen, man of steady
habits and quiet disposition. while Mrs.
Brady is Il most estimable lady who
will be greatly missed by her friends
and neighbors. We wish them well in
their new home.
Mrs. j. L. Moss has accepted posi-
ton with the Parham Bros. Company.
This Is her first experience as a sales
lady but she adapts herself to the bust
ness with the ease and readiness of an
adept. y lady OF pleasing manner aud
am!abIe character, popular with all
who know her, she will prove helpful
addition to the clerical force of that add
mlrably appointed establishment.
The Raleigh Press Visitor says this
OF bright and pretty little girl who is
well known i'll Henderson. the daughter
otCaptain and Mrs. I. II. Chavasse
Miss Macy Chavasse, the little fairy
who lends life and sunshine to the
Marlboro, and who has had a siege of
measles, Is able to be out again to the
great pleasure Of her many friends,
both young and old.
Bishop Cheshire filled his regular
visitation appointment at the Eplsco
pal church in this place Sunday. He
preached an admirable sermon in the
morning, confirmed class ofeight per
sons in the afternoon and preached
again at night. 1t was pleasure to
many Of our people to hear this learned
and distinguished divine who is always
accorded a warm reception whenever
he visits Henderson.
'sBlood" Will Tell.
Mr.. Orenshaw Salesman for Armour
Y Cos puIe animal FertiliZer-Bone
Blood and Potash-says the outlook fol
selling % car loads with % tons in eacl
car, of Tobacco GuanO in Vance county
this season is bright He will deliver thu
GuanO to your nearest depot without an!
additional cost to you.