The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-09-21

Inc parade Of the Ministries Tues
Gay afternoon caught the crowd de.-
plte muddy condition of the streets.
Music is powerful force in DRAWING
people together.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garlick and
children came home Friday from
Hreenville county, Va, where Mrs.
Harllck had been visiting her people
for some time.
henderson is the market in which
TO sell your produce as well as buy
your supplies to advantage. When
you look for bargains consult our
advertising columns
~ glorious revival is now in prog
ress at the Chapel, Henderson Cot
ton Mills conducted by Rev. c. n.
Rlggan. Fifty converts are reported
up to Tuesday night.
AGAIN we say talk up and patronize
home industries. Don't send Off for
what you may obtain at home. Even
II the cost should be little more, it
Will be cheaper in the end.
III you would have an industry
prosper you must give ENCOURAGE
ment to that industry. Sending off
ior products OF other places will never
heiP your home enterprises.
Prof. Alderman has returned from
Columbus, Ga. where he went last
week to make final arrangements for
his removal to Henderson,-shiph his
furniture, personal effects, etc.
Thomas & Newcomb are getting
IN their new goods-a beautiful line.
which they bought at prices that
are satisfactory to themselves and
must be pleasing to their friends.
DR.. +. A. Macon, who had thought
OF attending the Dewey celebration
in New York next week, finds that he
cannot get off and so makes this
nouncement for the benefit of his
patrons.
This is the season Of the year when
money circulates most freely, and
this is good time for delinquents
to pay up. A word to the wise and
rightly disposed ought to be suffi-
cicnt.
Hon. W. w. Kitchen, the able
young member of Congress from the
Fifth District, was here short while
Friday returning to his home in
Roxboro from a visit to Scotland
Neck.
We were in error last week in To-
eating Clarence Kerner. He is with
the Dorsey Drug Co., and patrons OF
that popular establishment will find
no reader and obliging young gentle
man to wait on them at all times
Mr.. n. Lehman has gone North to
buy new goods. He was accompanied
by his son MIR. Manny Lehman as far
as Baltimore he having gone to con-
suit specialist about one of his
eyes which is giving him some trouble.
Rev. w. d. Morton, d. d., former
pastor, preached two splendid SER
mons in the Presbyterian church here
Sunday. He was listened to by
large congregations and the people
heard him gladly, as they always do.
The friends of Dr. and Mrs w. ID.
Morton have been made glad by their
presence here during the past week.
They were on their way to Rocky
Mount where DR.. Morton has accepted
call as pastor of the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. Harry Barnett, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, came last week to make Hen
manage the Cheap john store in
the Young 4 Tucker building. Mr..
Barnett is brother of Mrs. B. S.
ArOnsOn.
Mrs. Cora Gregory, as senior. mem
Der of the firm of Mrs. Cora Gregory
Il Co., hereby announces that Mr..
X. II. Hood is now associated with
her under the name of the old firm,
and will have control of the business
in future.
Mr.. f. G. Toepleman returned last
week from Chicago and other West
ern points where he went on business
connected with the Henderson Tele-
phone Company. Mrs. Toepleman
and Master Hermie who have been
away during the summer came back
with him.
Mr. j. A. Gilmer will leave next
week for Richmond to take the usual
course at the Presbyterian Theo-
logical Seminary. His friends part
with him reluctantly but wish him
the fullest measure of success and
satisfactory progress in his minis
terial studies.
Henderson ought to have a knit
ting mill. The Burgwvn factory
building would make a splendid
home for such an enterprise and we
doubt not the property can be secured
on very reasonable terms. That
a knitting mill would pay there is ne
question of doubt in our mind.
Strictly "knOhby' things to be seeI
now at 4. II. Barnes furniture house.
bargains in Drummer = Samples Hair
and Tooth Brushes at
PARkER'S DRUG STORE
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Chairs, Hall Racks, Tables, Lounges
Couches. Bed Room Suits and in fac
everything in the furniture line at
S. WATKINS.
Going to the Philippines.
Capt w Il. Beavers. Of Durham
who has recently been appointed
Captain in the 43rd Regiment of In
fantrv now being recruited at CAM
| Ethan Allen VI for service il