The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-05

or private school. Has had eigbt
years experience as teacher of English
Mathematics, Latin and Music. Best
references furnished. If interested
address Teacher" Egmont, Va.
At meeting of the County Board
of Education, held Monday, it was
decided that the opening of the
schools in the different fownsb;nS
should be optional with the school
committeeman of said districts to
commence from October 18th to Nov.
18th
60 to the O'Neil Book and see the
display OF pianos and organs made by
the Cable Company. Mr. Chandler
VIII take pleasure in showing you his
goods and demonstrating tue high
quality and superior points they pos
sess, whether you wish to purchase
or not.
Al meeting of Henry L. WYATT
Camp Confederate Veterans, held
Saturday, the following officers we're
elected: j. II. Ball, commander; I. G.
Bobbitt, second commander: John j.
fegram. secretary; Sandy Falkner,
quartermaster-sergeant. Adjourned
TO meet again the first Saturday in
November.
MIR. {, II. Beckham desires through
the GOLD LEAF to thank his friends
for their kind offices in connection
with his appointment as carrier on
rural free delivery route No. 3, and
the giving of his bond. Such friends
are to be esteemed beyond position
and their confidence and good will
are OF more value than much gold.
Sheriff Powell asks us to say that
all persons engaged in any kind of
business whatever must take ont
license as required by the new
revenue law. One Solicitor ia West
ern district has indicted hundreds of
persons for violation of this law and
as court is soon to meet in Vance it
is hoped that no one will be indicted
here.
+. +. Hicks, administrator of S. A.
Burroughs, deceased, advertises to
sell two valuable tracts of land situate
in WILLIAMSBURG township, Vance
county, containing 60 and 1124 acres
spectively, by public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door on Monday, October 7th.
For further particulars see notice
elsewhere.
welcome always awaits you at j.
u +. Lehman's. They cater to the
taste Of more people than any other
place in town. Everything in the
way of cold and hot drinks, appetizing
and refreshing, ice cream, choice con
dictionaries, fruits, &c. Lowney's
and Tenney's candies a speciality.
Oysters served in all styies-cooked
or on the half she'll The favorite
resort of the ladies.
The editor reached home from the
PanAmerican Exposition Sunday
afternoon. If he should write fully
Of his visit TO Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and Toronto, and what he saw and is
to be seen on such trip, there would
be little else in the paper. Therefore.
for this week at least, the simple an
nouncement is made that we are
..home again and as always, after
being away for any length of time,
glad to get back to old Henderson.
Dr.. Hufham returned last week
from brief vacation spent on the
Eastern shore of Maryland, visiting
the scenes of his ancestors. Among
the records of Kent county court
house he saw the will of his great
grand father signed in his own hand
writing. Hegreatly enjoyed his visit
and as he had to do something re-
ligious he assisted in conducting a
funeral. DR.. Hufham was accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Mary.
Sid Darling, 1912 Howard St, Port
Huron, Mich, writes: Il have tried many
pills and laxatives, but DeWitts Little
Early Risers are far the best pills have
ever used' They never grippe. W. W..
Parker
Real bargains are offered in all lines of
summer goods at H. THOMASON'S.
Better take advantage OF this opportunity
and save money.
large, fresh lot of turnip seed at
Parker.s two (2) drug stores.
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