The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-07-06
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
JOHN B. WATKINs.

\ Glorious rain fell Tuesday. 1t
VA much needed and will be worth
thousands of dollars to the farmers.
The people are tnikiny about the
GRADED school Well. it's getting
about time now to do something else.
Let act Il little.
Cut prices on silk waist patterns
still ou hand. This is what Thomas
" Nrwcomb advertise. The figures
.Ip:,k for themselves.
w.. those mugs" on Jim Massen
bur. AMI Henry Macy look suspicious
aui they might be convicted on cir
rum~tauriaI evidence among stran-
grr-. But its only sunburn. There
va, nothing to drink but juniper
water Oh that boat.
Mr.. Shaw says rare treat is in
Store for The citizens of Henderson
and community the 18th inst Those
who appreciate graceful style. classic
dirtion. vigorous thought, should not
fti, Iu bear DR. Alderman's address.
He l. q charming speaker
Have YOU tried Rheumacide? the
great constitutional rheumatism
CURE Best of blood purifiers, I'M
surpassed a. tonic and laxative.
Nurr cure for chronic constipation.
Get Il bottle and be convinced. Sold
10y W ". Parker. druggist.
Mr.. W ID. Duke died at his home
in the Poplar Creek neighborhood,
aDuu! : miles from Henderson. June
End He had been sick long time
and his death was not unexpected
Mr.. Duke was one of Nace county 5
hr>1 citizens. He was 81 years old.
Why not start another cotton
factory in Henderson? There is no
question about the enterprise paying
it properly managed, and the money
l. not lacking All that is needed is
i'r The right man or men to take
hold Of the matter and put it through.
The Glorious Fourth" was quietly
observed in Henderson. There was
np public demonstration of any kind
ami hut for the fact that one could
Not get postage stamp or postal
card Al all hours of the day some
people might have lost sight of the
event altogher.
The statement of the Citizens Bank
appear elsewhere. 1t makes a fine
rhliTt and shows the institution to
h' IA excellent condition With
deposits amounting to over $4,000.
II looks like there is money enough
right here ut home for all immediate
and necessary purpose.
Father" Prince says he has not
taken holiday since he has been il
the post office until the Fourth OF
July. although such events are legal :,
ob>rrN ed. Tuesday. however. he con
Guided To take advantage of the op
porinnity and 90 to see the dentist
Then he had '.hollo" day sure
Enough.
Oscar Outlaw does not have to dis
tract the minds of his customers an,
draw their attention away while the,
are being shaved: but he has had thu
ceiling OF his place of business hand
>omriv decorated. and when one look
up although he is down" a prett,
picture greets the eye and all thu
prospect pleaseS.
From Col. Odds Raleigh cores
p"Hdence of June 29th. the followin:
: taken: Rev. j. ID. Hufham. o
iieHicrSon. one of the foremost Bap
III preachers and writer's III tn
STATE. is now at work in the Stat
Iurarv here, securing information
5F"m the newspaper files rs TO news
Paper work by Baptists in Mort
'arolina.
An alarm of fire Friday night cause
considerable excitement and brok
Up the Conference meeting at the NJ
+ church just before the exercise
We're brought to a close An over
,urhed lamp at the residence of MI
James IL. LaSSiter was the cause
he damage was slight but MI
i-aSSIter had a narrow escape fror
beng badly burned
See our line of trunks and valises-tl
tFrttI"st goods in town-at