The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-09-24

| II. L. Pinkton adycrtises soc md
hafid NO. > Smith plancr for sale I,
3ood condition and will plane 81 irclos
M,oe. 4 inches thick, tongue and groove
if lilches wide. Reason for disposipo
Vi IL Is That he has recently bought the
one formerly used by the Henderson,
building and Mannfacturiuo Cop,n,nr
ana ana, docs not need but one machine
| WIZ be sold at bargain.
Ii was not our pleasure to hear the
lecture OF Mr.. L. I. Hicks at Hender-
son Female College Friday night, but if
mas been compllmented very highly by
many persons who did. His theme
was ''Rules," and the subject was han
died III an intelligent, entertaining and
ms 'iuctlFe manner. When Mr.. Hicks
starts out to do a thing he generally
succeeds IN his undertaking. no mat
Ter where he Is Or what the nature of
the cause he advocates.
Several persons have spoken to us
about what was said in the columns
last week of people shooting youuc
Wild turkeys. We learn that the prac-
tee IS more general than we had sun
posed. This is not only wrong but a
violation OF the law and every such
case should be reported and punished.
Those who do not want to get in
trouble had better wait until it is law
1ul to shoot turkeys before shaving the
| young ones as some persons are doing.
Rev. J. Z. Ingle and wife were the
victims OF a runaway accident one day
last week while driving in the country.
they were thrown from the buggy and
Doth were hurt more or less. Mrs
lngle sustained several bruises about
the body and Il cut on the face which
necessltated stitching up. She is vet
confined to her home. Mr.. Incle is ont
again none the worse for the ugly trick
served upon him by his treacherous
little horse.
Mr.. George Adams returned last
week from Atlanta, whittier he had
been called some days before on &C
count Of the serious illness Of his BROTH
| er-in-law, Capt. G. w. Legerton, who
died on the 9th. The body was brought
to Greensboro for burial. Capt. Leg
erton had been running as conductor
On the Southern Railroad % years.
during which time lie had never had
any sickness or lost a days work on
account Of indispostOn until the at
tack eliminating in his death.
Apple Brandy at so cents per quart. at
S. WHITTEN'S,
Main and Montgomery Streets.
Gents furnishing goods in all styles and
prices to suit the times az HARDEE'S.
Expressions OF Appreciation.
Mr.. ID. II. Maneum extends assur-
anccs of deepest appreciation for the
many acts of kindness shown in his re-
cent bereavement-for carriages and
flowers sent and for every loving deed
and sympathetic woodland prays
Gods richest blessing upon all who in
any way remembered him in his great
trouble. And in this the immediate
family connections also wish to unite.
Genuine bargains are offered in all
classes of ladies dress goods \ beauti-
iul line OF fall and winter fabrics in stock
II. THOMASON
My goods are pure and cheap for cash.
S. S. WRITTEN.
Main and Montgomery Streets.
First Week of Registration.
This is the first week Of registration
under the new election law. The regis
tration books will be open next Satur-
for the first time, from the hours of 9
a. III. to , p. III.
The days for registration cover four
Saturdays. between the hours of Q a.
Iii. and 4 p. M, beginning Saturday,
Sept. Goth, Saturday. Oct. Sd. Satur-
day, Oct. 10th, Saturday. Oct. 18th.
October 9th is challenge day and Oc-
tober 3lst is trial day.
Buy your WHISTLES, Brandes, Wines,
&C.. from $. $. WRITTEN,
Main and Montgomery Streets.
Don't fail to see the lot of beautiful
goods Just received and very cheap at
II TUOMASON'S.