The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-10-07


M '"y 10 accompany his wife home,
Mrs Kelly has been there for treat.
hent some time and is much improved
in health. paw o
bev. DR.. j. D. Huffman left MONDAY
10 attend the annual meeting of Tar
lsiver Baptist Association to be held
,nis week at Stoney Creek church.
Nash county.
Some of our exchanges ought to get
some new cuts to "fill up'' with. They
nave oeen running the same old ones
Out OF date with the firms using them
years ago-until change would be adj
vlsabe-for the sake of variety,
Our progressive merchants are re-
ceiVIns their fall and winter goods and
the styles are simply beautiful to be-
noid. Our advertising columns will
tell who they are. Trade with them
Ihey Will make it to your interest
every time.
Tobacco breaks some days last week
looked like ''old times come again. >,
But this is the way our warehousemep
and buyers like to have it. They do
not mind work in the least and the
pusler they are the better satisfied it
makes them.
AN Arkansas editor, reading that a
young lady in New York kneads bread
with her gloves on, says: 1--WE need
bread with our boots on; we need bread
with our pants on; and if our sub
scrlbers IN arrears don't pay up soon
we shall need bread without anything
on
Davis & Rose will have their fall
millinery opening next Tuesday and
wednesday. Iu new aud stylish eff
fects OF headwear and odd conceits and
novelties for trimming, Miss Rolf shows
many pretty things this season, of both
foreign and domestic make. The ladies
Will be interested in the display.
Mr.. J. II. Goodrich went over to
Oxford yesterday on a very important
mission. Last night he was married
to Mrs. Salle Stallings, a most excel
lent woman and a former resident of
Henderson, who is we'll known aud
greatly esteemed here. Will give
more particulars next week.
If you do not want the sheriff and
town tax collector to get after you
with worse than the proverbial sharp
stick, you had better meet him and pay
your taxes. Both are abroad for the
purpose of receiving the amounts due
and collectable by them and receiptine
Tor same, as will be seen by reference
to our advertising columns.
We had call on Wednesday from
MIR. w. S. Freed, the courteous and
gentiemanly advance agent of Harris
Nickel Plate Show. His advertising
force are here billing the town with
Illuminated pictures and posters an
nOunclng the coming of the show on
the 10Th inst. There will be a great
crowd here that day no doubt.
Attention is called to the local adj
vertlsement Of the Misses Hemstreet,
Munich Studio of Art and Music, Bal
tlmore, Md, which appears in this
paper. knowing the character and
reputation of these ladies as we do the
GOLD LEAF does not hesitate to COM
mend them and their work in both the
branches of art and music. If you are
interested write them for catalogue and
prices.
The continued dry weather has great
ly interiered with the sowing of clover
and grass seeds. And where they have
been planted there has not been sutfi-
clent moisture to cause the seed to
terminate. This means that these
crops will not get we'll enough started
and rooted not to be materially affect
ed by cold weather and freezing of the
ground.
We had call last week from Mr.
II. G. Coleman, of Durham, manufac-
turer of Coleman's Tobacco Oil Lini-
ment, which is advertised in this paper.
This is pronounced fine remedy and
is considered an article of sufficient
merit as to be the subject of a very
tiattering editorial notice in the Ma
tionol Health Journal. Mr.. Coleman
has been manufacturing the leniment
eleven years. 1t is no new expert
ment and is sold on its merit.
Now is the time to buy wooden Pant
Goods cheap at II. THOMASON'S.
We are Offering special bargains il
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
Look through our stock
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
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