The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-03-07

Iubllclty that pays Is the only KIM
OF publiciiy that just fiss the exp-nd-
iture no matter how cheap the other
kind is. 1t is the experience OF those
who know that publicity gained
through the medium OF newspaper
advertising is the cheapest and most
effective method that can be employ
ed
As will be seen by reference to adj
vertisement in this paper there will
he call meeting Of the Henderson
Telephone Company at the office OF
said Company on Thursday, April
4th, 1871, al 3 o'clock. p. m for the
purpose of considering the question
Of amending the charter so that the
capital stock Of the Company can be
increased.
Mr.. John A. Moore has been elect
cd secretary Of the Harriet Cotton
Mills. Mr.. J. d Rose was recently
elected to this position hut since the
resignation of Mr.. f. G.. Davis he has
been acting As secretary OF the Hen
derson Cotton Mills. MIR. Rose will
continue in his present position
while Mr.. Moore will be secretary Of
the new mills.
DIR. Greene's Nervura stands among
the first remedies Of its kind. 1t is
great spring medicine and as an in
vigorator and strengt hener al this
season of the year it has no equal.
Builds up and fnriifies tho system
and puts it in good condiiion-helps
every body. See advertisement in
DR.. Greene's Nervura
The business Of Mr. John d. Stall
lings, the popular fancy grocer. has
increased to such extent that he ha.
been compelled to employ a book
keeper. MIR. Marvin Hight. a clever
and obliging young gentleman, is
employed in that capacity and when
not otherwise engaged he makes
himself useful behind the counter
| assisting Miss Ruth Clements.
Okey Goodrich, Of the Henderson
Grocery Company. has moved his
stock Of goods To the store room in
the Young & Tucker building next tn
the corner, where he will be pleased
Ia see and serve his friends in future
He has a nice line OF fancy and staple
groceries, canned goods, foreign and
domestic fruits, etc, all OF which are
sold at very reasonable prices.
The best FLOUR ever offered for the
money has just been received at H.
| THOMASON'S. Call and see it before
| buying elsewhere.
| Personal.
We had a call last week from Mr..
G. +. Mc(irsuahan, representing the
well known proprietary medicine
house Of Foley & Co, Chicago, manu-
facturer. of Foley's Honey and Tar
and other standard preparations. Mr.
McGranahan is a courteous and clever
gentleman and makes friends for
himself and his house wherever he
goes. Melville Dorsey sells Foley's
preparations in Henderson and they
are sold upon merit.
| II. ThomasOn is showing lots of pref '
things in ladies dress goods. And they
al" as cheap n- they are pretty.
Whose Saddle?
A. Nicholas, the Montgomery street
confectioner, has in his possession q
saddle the owner of which he is anxi-
Gus to find. Some weeks ago it wa.
left one night al his store door where
he found it next morning. He has
no use for a saddle without a horse
and as he doe, not expect to wake up
some fine morning and find one
standing tied at the door the owner
of the saddle can get same by calling
for and proving title to it.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
| Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets
All druggists n. fund thu money If it tail
to cure f. W. Groves signature is o.
| each box. 25c.