The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-02-14
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For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
I 'oors and Windows, call on
JOHN B. WATKINS.

be the anniversary OF Warrington =
birthday.
Miss Carrie Landis came from Rich
mond last week to spend some time
at home.
Advertising as it is to fish without
I bait. says Bruins.
As some one has truthfullv said the
q wages Of sin are never reduced. or
that we may be sure.
Miss Sue Aston. OF Franklin coun
& ty, is visiting the family Of Mrs. Rosa
4 Bryan in Henderson.
To-day is St. Valentines Day-when
3 comic picture. and love-laden mis-
sives will have the right Of way.
Mr. J. II. Dunn lies critically sick
at his home in his place. He has
been confined to the house for some
i time.
Mrs. J. p. Taylor returned home
last week accompanied by her mother,
3 Mrs. Wall, who will spend some time
with her.
q Mr. Thomas Nj. Pittman will deliver
an address at Carmel church Sunday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock by special in
8 yitation.
Mrs Howell Cobb Jackson arrived
= yesterday from Atlanta and will spend
week or two with her daughter.
Mrs. :, z. Cooper.
4 Mrs. w. A. Hunt has been resting
easier and her condition is slightly
s. more favorable than last week. She
Il is still very i'll though.
Misses Elise and Sue Urquhart. OF
i Suffolk. came Friday night to spend
short while with Miss Charlotte
Young. returning home Sunday.
Mrs Matte L. Workman came from
4 Richmond last week to visit friends
and relatives and incidentally enjoy
4 the evangeliolic meetings Of Rev.
& William Black.
Vance Superior Court will convene
next Monday, the 18th. Judge Coble
will preside and it will be a two
weeks term unless the docket is dis
posed OF earlier.
The man who has been waiting to
bring in that wood" is missing an
opportunity that should be improved
before cold weather is gone. Next
summer we will be warm enough
without it.
Miss LeOnOra Clements will leave
Saturday morning for Wilson to be
away for some time. The news stand
=: the Clements House will be looked
after during her absence by some one
at the house.
Mr. W. G.. Sattcrfielh. of Ingleside,
was q caller at this office Yesterday,
leaving his address and the price of
subscription to the GOLD LEAF. We
are always pleased to meet such clever
young gentlemen.
The condition OF Mrs. Maggie Bar
nard grows more critical and her
family and friends realize that the
end cannot be far off. She had lost
consciousness Yesterday afternoon
and only talked i'll delirium.
See notice Of sale of certain tract
or parcel OF land by Mrs. Jennie
decreased. at the court house door
Thursday. March 14th. next. A. c.
Zollicoffer. attorney, can give further
Information.
An exchange prints Il story about
man who accidentally swallowed 4
pipe stem and cougheh it up after
carving it around inside OF him for
Year. The person who can swallow
that yarn, could swallow worse things
than pipe stems.
There will be preaching as usual
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
dav at IL Il. m. and 7:S0 p. NJ. I'M
mediatrlv after the morning service
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered. At 1915 in
the Session Room there will be a
meeting of the Session for the recep-
ton of members.
By = mere inadvertence we omitted
last week to mention the performance
Of Barlow. Minstrels. They were
greeted by good audience and those
We nave heard speak Of it expressed
themselves as pleased with the per-
iormance. Some OF the specialize.
were very good. the bill throughout
being quite up to the average.
The New York Press paragraph
man SAYS You can tell the size of a
woman's heart by the size of her mn #,
and the size Of her soul by her hat.
II that be true, then some of the deaf
creatures who sit on the front seats
al the concert must have an awful
biz soul, while the person behind
feels that she has no heart at all.
A store house at the Harriet Cotton
Mills, recently completed. is offered
for rent for term OF one year begin
ming the 18th of March Persons de.
string to rent said store house viii
present their sealed bids to the
directors of the Harriet Cotton Mill,
at their meeting to be held Marcf
4th. See advertisement elsewhere il
this paper.
Do yOu want piano? II so write
TO the Andrews Furniture & Music
Co, Charlotte. They sell the IverS
& Pond, Chickering. Kingsbury ant
other celebrated makes of pianos; alsC
organs. furniture. carpets, etc. SenC
for catalogue and small pavmen
plan A straightforward. reliahl
house to deal with. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
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