The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-09-29
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TcF THE TOWN.
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IoIIN B. WATKINS.

ln not TAIL to read the ADVERTISE
mrnt, in This paper 1t may be
money in your pocket.
The Republicans held their town
shin convention Saturday to elect
Delegates to the county convention.
Mr.. Thro ~talIin IS is again at
Watkins store. There is no more
popular or obIiging salesman than
)"TncIe Oilir."
SaturIav- tobacco sale was
record breaker 1t is not recalled
when tn" breaks were as heavy on a
Saturday before.
Forrpaugh'- and Sells Bros. shows
combined will exhibit in Norfolk to-
morrow That IS the nearest they
will strih, Henderson this season.
K II. Switzerland advertises that
he is prepared to furnish rough lum-
Ter IN any desired quantity, at the
ml.ordr.i}rrcH, at reasonable prices.
Il will bee observed that some Of
tl. volunteer soldiers exhibit about
&, much enthusiasm at being mus
tered ont of service as they did in
existing.
The monkey and the organ grinder
struck town Tuesday. 1t is super
tH5us To- remark that the former was
BY lar the most interesting personal
ily of the two.
says Fdrbrotttr'S FuragO Of Dan
Vile. We regret that Col. Bur
Owns regiment is to be mustered
out without 4 chance of showing its
co.'r> on 4 field of battle''
The two store houses being erected
D.! owen Davis next to the O'Neil
Book will be quite an addition to
!aat part of the town. The walls are
Up and the roofs are being put on.
As money j. easier" incident to
HE marketing of crops and the fall
"aie' 1t l. uow in order TO pay your
Subscription if in arrears, and to be-
come tom LEAF subscriber if not
already one.
re'iva. meeting is in progress at
'Ae Methodist Protestant church this
week conducted by the pastor Rev.
d. ). Williams. He may have help
il The Prospects of good meeting
air encouraging.
Miss Lillian Ierbst, the artistic mil
inner at Davis X Roses has returned
-'s The season. Those who met the
4HS .aty socially or were custom
81 hers last summer will welcome
fio Henderson again.
hra" statement of the condition of
Ie ti'Wn> Bank in this issue. This
III institution of which the town
~ cau~e To he proud. 1t is wisely
U Iuhciou~Iy conducted and its
r ra.f, are in good shape as the
X'aibit shows.
nave Hawkins has moved his barber
-I.I Into The Davis building diago-
across the street. He has
quarters, cooler and more
49, ami Iuyites his friends and
pm. III want II 4 good shave or hair
"' '' cal. and see him.
u { Ln"-ulin'> new building is so
'n p.'.ri That he moved in Mon
a., IL WI. 'c several days vet be-
Iva 'A' j." hing touches are given
.Ar second floor is done The
',4'i'- l. . credit to the owner and
''"aii'r"' 10 the town.
sa he Democratic Congressional con-
D., Div. l.. the Fourth district meets
49, today The names most
n 1, .1 mentioned in connection
al, ,A'. domination are Ed Cham
,sE Sn'iih. II Wake; F. S. Spruil; OF
D III. James X. Young and Capt
D. >na'. o.; Vance.
= lining '~Uer was ever writer
A. '4i>. from the Durham Sun
Sbol ..,.,"T may write great many
sb9a, '"lH-~- IN lengthy manner
asrcar, a. pace and people, and you
b., -, hear mention made Of it
and :. - 'Ae truth, in a line or two
thera Il plnches somebody's to-
is eb.. widespread howl. Thi
ours "''eTistic of this humanity o