The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-11-23

An acceptable present to YOUR alb
sent friend or relative this Thanks
giVlng-or any other time for that
matter-would be years subscrip-
ton to the GOLD LEAF. Suppose YOU
try it.
The Bishop of North Carolina is
expected to officiate at the Church of
the Holy Innocents. Henderson, at s
O'Clock on Monday evening next at
8 O'Clock, and at st. James, Church.
klttrell Tuesday morning at II
O'Clock.
You will enjoy your Thanksgiving
cISiar-or any other-if you get it at
Dorsey's drug store. Full line of
toilet articles, pure drugs. chemicals.
etc The compromising of physicians
prescriptions and family recipes
speciality.
You will not fail to see the adver-
tlsement IF Barnes big furniture
ho"so. 1t is a big claim that he makes
but he declares his readiness at all
times to substantiate any statement
emanating therefrom whether verbal
- 80 VIM Pu'iiN ~
Corn stockings are now the fashion
able fad in the country. The thought
OF such occasions and the pleasures of
the 'Possum hunt carry us back to the
scenes of our boyhood and again we
revel in fancy over once happy days
now past and gone forever.
A ride around town will reveal the
fact that great deal more building
is going on than most of our citizens
have any idea of. And then repair
ing, remodeling, repainting and other
wise improving and beautifying is
being done on scale in keeping with
the building spirit.
One of the strongest evidences of
what factories do for town is seen
in the demand for houses in the vicin-
lty OF the Henderson cotton mill. Ask
property owners out that way how
much more their property is worth
today than it was before the factory
came and see what they say.
Bear in mind the sale of household
and kitchen furniture, farming imp!e-
ments, corn, fodder, shucks, wagons,
etc, 10y l.. L. Hays. Watkins, N. c.,
on Wednesday next, November goth.
Sale will take place at the home of the
late Claiborne j. Bobbitt, in Vance
county. G.. b. Beckham, auctoneer
The Helping Hands Circle of the
Kings Daughters will give Coon
Conccrt' on Friday evening, Dec.
LIST. The best home talent has been
engaged. Elegant refreshments will
be served at nominal prices. Ad-
mission 10 cents. O'Neil block. Look
for programme in next weeks GOLD
LEAF
An albino or white partridge is
rare occurrence, but Mr.. Thos. II.
Crudup shot one while out hunting
near kittrell Tuesday. The bird was
perfectly white except the head. Mr..
Crudup sent it to the State Museum
and under Curator Brimley's scientific
touch it will be beautiful and rare
specimen when mounted.
Seed wheat for Southern farmers
can be had of Il. w. Wood Il Sons,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. All the
best and most improved varieties,
| specially selected and grown for our
| soil and climate. See advertisement
and write for price list and descrip-
tive catalogue giving full information
about all seeds for fall sowing.
We are glad to announce that Cooper,
the little son of Mr.. James K. Young,
who has been very sick for several
| bot ir,nrnvoi HE
condition was such last week that his
father and sister who were in Raleigh
had to be sent for. Mr.. Young re-
| turned to his official duties Monday
the little boy being much better.
Have YOU been vaccinated? If not
you'd better look out or the ''gobo
| Inns will cit ver" Health Officer
Judd and Policeman Ousby are max
ing the rounds of the town-a house
to house canvass-and like the Irish
man was by the circus snakes they
| kill 'cm ain, er-that is they vacci-
nate 'em wherever they find 'em mot
vacoinated.
Many parents show an interest in
the Graded School and the progress
of their children by visiting it oc-
casionally and see how they manage
things. Superintendent Alderman and
the teachers are always glad to see
visitors and appreciate such friendly
interest, but of course you are not ex-
pected to ''bring your knitting" and
spend the day.
The small boy is having his inning
MonIou
Sam Written, son of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
S. Written, had the misfortune to get
one of his arms dislocated at the
elbow-a very painful accident from
which the little fellow has suffered
much Sam says he is glad it was
no worse and although little distig-
ured or dislocated he is still in the
ring.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the american Monthly Reriew
of Reriews. This has aptly been styled
the necessary" magazine. The 'nut-
tam IN parro among magazines it is
pre-eminently the busy mans maya
zine. giving each month as its name
implies comprehensive review OF the
worlds history during the previous
thirty days. Price IS cents copy
} s. so year. A sample copy will be
l sent on receipt of 10 cents in stamps
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heart is to be sturdy and the nerves strong
the blood must be rich and pure. Hood ::
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8 it makes good blood. 1t gives strength anC
| courage.
+ Hoods Pills are non-irritating, mild
effective.
S Personal.
Nessrs. Lawrence McRae ant
James Leitch. the two experts wh'
have been here for some weeks plac
ing the machinery in the new ad
L dition to the cotton mill. havln: