The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-10-05

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=, Dr. hnfham, Mrs. NJ Parham and
~. mrs. >. NJ. Coleman are ATTENDING the
Lar K'ver Baptist Association at
warren Plains this week.
Davis & Rose announce their mill
l'hery opening Tuesday and Wednes-
"ay next, Oct 10th and 18th. They
nave beautiful line and the ladies
Will be delighted with both the goods
ana the prices. Don't forget the
dates
NOW with the beginning of the fall
season and the opening of better bus
mess along all lines as community
iet us get a move on. There is plenty
IN sight for Henderson if we we but
70 about getting 1.-THE railroad
shops, Knitting mill, another cotton
factory. etc.
The property known as the white
public school house situated on
Chcsth"t street in the town of Hen
derson, will be sold at public auction
on Monday. Oct. 18th See notice
elsewhere or call on j. l.. Currin and
Ieo a. Rose, mtteemen. for
further particulars
+. l.. Parrish, Jr., has bought out
X. b. Hayes and succeeds to the
tlnncrs business heretofore carried on
by him. Mr.. Parrish will have com
Petent help and is prepared to do all
work III his line in prompt and
satisfactory manner. Shop at same
place opposite Cooper's warehouse.
We had the pleasure OF short
visit Tuesday morning from Mr. Nat
Macon, OF Franklin county, whom not
to know is to argue ones self I'M
known. Although not as young as he
used to be Mr.. Macon is the same
Jovial spirit, an entertaining talker,
full Of anecdote, and we enioved the
time spent with him
j. K. Carter, the baker, displays
commendable enterprise by getting Il
regular city delivery wagon to serve
his patrons with. 1t is a hand
some vehicle and attracts favorable at
tentiOn and comment An evidence
OF prosperity, and a determination to
keep abreast with the times, which
we are pleased to note.
The up-to-date merchants Of Hen
derson are receiving immense guam
titles Of goods for the fall trade. AS
fine as can be bought in cities of sew
eral times the size Of Henderson. This
is not only the best place in which to
buy whatever YOU want in the mer-
camille line but it is also the best
market in which farmers can sell
their products of every description.
The hypnotists have made many
friends among our people who will
give them cordial welcome to Hender-
son whenever they may come this
way in future. Mr.. Lee the artist,
Mr.. Westover the manager, and MIR.
Chandler the advance representative,
are not only very clever men in their
respective lines but courteous and
agreeable gentleman as we'll whom
to know is to like.
The advertisement of Daniel 4 Co.
plainly reveals the nature of this firm
even if you did not know what it was
already. They carry large and COM
plete line of carpenters tools and
builders hardware Of every descrip-
ton, together with everything else
to be found in an up-to-date, well
kept establishment of the kind. The
celebrated Bucks stoves and ranges,
l.. -,
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Randall
Pope, of Madison, Fla, sympathize
with them in the loss of their infant
child. little daughter, which occurred
in Asheville, where they were stop
ping at the time, last Friday. This
is the second time they have been
thus bereft. Only few weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope left here with
the little girl and tidings of her death
are received with sincere regret.
Mr. b. l. Powell, the popular sales
man, of the Brainard & Armstrong
Co.'S silks, has been home during the
past week. He has just recovered
from an in Jury to his eye. Carrying
a policy in the Michigan Commercial
Travellers Mutual Accident Associ-
alton, a check was promptly sent him
for $10.71; three days claim. Mr..
Powell, by the way, is one OF the
vice-presidents of this Association.
Manager Brooks Parham assures
the public that Washburn's Combined
Ministries, the attraction booked for
Cooper Opera House next Wednesday
evening, is entirely high class in
every respect and gives nothing but
a clean, refined entertainment which
NAV be witnessed with impunity by
any lady of the land. In fact Wash
burns Ministries cater to the ladies
and invite their presence.
Major Jones, Captain Poythress,
and Sergeant Jones. all report having
had glorious time at the Dewey
celebration in New York last week.
| There was Il great crowd from all
parts of the country. and patriotic en-
| thusiasm was at the highest pitch.
The parade was monster affair, and
| altogether it was demonstration
never to be forgotten, the event OF a
life time to witness and participate in
DR.. 5. Rapport, the eye specialist, OF
Durham, will be at Massenburg' Hotel
for one day only, Wednesday, Oct. LIST h
| Consultation free.
New Variety of Wheat.
Mr.. Oliver l.. Rowland showed us 3
sample of wheat Saturday, which is
worthy of notice. He planted ono
peek and made 10 bushels-4O to /
and had this been a good whea
wear he is confident the yielt
would have been ten or twelve bush
els. The berry is of fine size, brigh