The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1898-08-25
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IOHN B. WATKINS.

Dr. W. ID. Norton, who was for
merry the much beloved pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, will preach
in that church next Sunday morning
and evening and at Brookston Chapel
1T 100 in the afternoon.
rrr.istcncy pays in advertising as
we'll IT, in anything else.
We print for pay as before we've said;
W. should have our pay when the papers
read
There has been most too much rain
Tor the good of cotton and some other
crop
No. Angie. the sailors do not use
gun cotton to put in their ears when
he big guns are fired.
Put it in the GOLD LEAF and people
will see it and more people will see
it there than anywhere else.
Rev, j. f. Ingle is expected to
preach ut the County Home next
Sunday, Aug, %, at O'Clock p. m.
7. W Goodrich, Jr., displayed II
stalk Of corn on the street Monday
mrn>uring sixteen feet. 1t was grown
in his garden.
The time to open the fall business
campaign is at hand. A hint to the
WISE. trade-getting business man
should he sufficient.
The Woman'S Christian Temper
,uce Union will meet in the Metho-
dist Protestant church next Monday
afternoon at / o'clock.
Nat"rmclons, cantaloupes, local
entertainments and rain have each
beer plentiful and of the best quality
during the last ten days.
Our farmers should SOW full crops
"f wheat this fall. There is no rea-
son why most of them at least should
not produce all the flour they use.
Most of the schools will open next
Monday. If you are going to pat
ronizr either let your boy or girl
enter promptly at the beginning Of
The term.
II Won know any news worth print
ny tell it to the GOLD LEAF. Don't
withhold such things from us and
then wonder why we didn't put it
III the paper
Policeman j. p. Hayden resigned
his position last week to accept a
place with the American Tobacco
Company. Thomas Aushy was elect
ed in his place.
Members of the Ladies' Literary
club are requested to attend 4 bust
ness meeting at the circulating
library on Tuesday afternoon at j
o'clock, Sept. &. 1898.
Davis X Rose talk about shoes in
their advertisement this week. They
show an excellent and complete line
which are sold at $l.00, 1925. 81. 80
and up. Every pair they sell they
warrant
DO not forget the ice cream supper
'o he given in the Baptist church
yard Friday evening by the Ladies
Missionary Society. 1t is for a worthy
object and deserves to be iberall,
patroniZcd.
W. T.. Moss, the hardware gcnlu:
At Watkins. has a unique advertise
mrnt for the stock of loaded shells he
has on hand, in the way of larg,
she'll which he made of pasteboard
i Is = 10 inch she'll about y fee
.ang.
sixteen Spanish prisoners from
Fort Mcpherson were taken through
here Monday evening en- route t,
Portsmouth, \. H.. under guard
They were en- joying good health an'
appeared To be in fine spirits an,
we'll cared for
Henry c. Dockerv, United State
Marshal, advertiseS in this paper tina
warrant i'll bankruptcy has bee
ISSUED against the estates of Barnes
>tanback u Co.. and that a meetin
III the creditors of said bankrupt
VIII be held in the citv of Raleigh A
clock p. M. on the Sth dav c
September. 1898
hen"Inher You can have goods deliyel
tl any where i'll town absolutely free {
~aafSe, from II. THOMASON'S.