The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-03-01
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IOHN B. WATKINS.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Singleton have
returned from their bridal trip.
In irving the names of the directors
Of the new cotton mill last week that
Of Mr. Geo. A. Rose was omitted.
There is more talk of factories,
Let the good work 90 on, the more
the bettcr-for the town andfOr those
who operate them.
Mrs. Jennie Brodie and son Mr..
Texas where they have been visiting
relatives for some time.
Go to l.. f. Towards for harness,
saddles, brides, whips, lap robes,
from. Of his own and other manufac-
ture, and his prices are very low
While there has not been as much
snow the weather during the month
of February just ended will compare
favorably with that Of February, 1899,
for severity and general disagreeable-
ness.
Why not a furniture factory in
Henderson? That such an enterprise
would pay there can be no question,
and the money necessary should be
readily available. What say, you,
gentlemen?
+ +. Hicks, trustee for Henry May
x 90. advertiscs to sell a lot of land
containing one acre, situate near the
coIorcd college. in the Northern sub
urbs Of Henderson, by public auction,
on Monday, March 9TH.
Mr., W. .. Shannon attended the
meeting Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution in Washington
City. 1t was an interesting and in
spring occasion some of the most
prominent and accomplished women
OF the country being present.
Campbell N Co., photographers,
Henderson will be limited. Persons
who wish tirst-class pictures would
do well to call at once. No finer
work can be found anywhere and
prices range from $50 TO $500 per
dozen.
Manager Parham has been giving
his patrons some very creditable per-
formanccs in the attractions booked
al Cooper Opera House this season.
And if there was proper encourage
ment in the way of more liberal pat
ronagc he would bring some of the
many higher class companies here.
Mr.. Joe Basket desires to express
his grateful appreciation of the kind
ness and sympathy of friends shown
on the occasion of the death of his
father the late A. $ Basket, Esq. He
has been deeply touched by these man
ifestations and in this public manner
would make acknowledgment of same.
Only thirty days longer will you
have an opportunity to get such work
a Campbell X Co, the artistic photo
graphcrS are making. If YOU want
strictly iirSt-class pictures go n0U,
don't put it off longer They are GO
inc to have their hands full later as
their stay draws near the end. Gal
lcry over Dorsey's drug store.
When court took recess after the
morning session Tuesday it ad iourned
until $50 o'clock next morning as a
mark Of respect to DIR. Tucker whose
funeral was To be held ut o'clock
that afternoon. The Judge ordered
that Il record be made upon the min
utc> to this effect. This was upon the
motion of Mr.. Zollicotfer. of the local
bar.
For thoroughly tirst-class. bright
clean and wholesome comedy drama
The American Girl" introducing
the comedian Mr.. Geo. F. Hall, which
will be seen at Cooper Opera House
Wednesday evening. March 9TH. is
conceded by press and public alike to
be the peer Of all. Several yer;
pleasing and up to date specialties
are introduced.