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

The farmers are getting move on
themselves in good earnest now
The constant advertisers catch the
trade Of the constant PatroniZers.
Mr.. John ID. Cooper is out again
after a two weeks tustle with the
grip.
Jones printing is good printing.
When YOU want that kind give him
your order.
Several new advertisements will be
found in the GOLD LEAF to which
attention is called.
Do your shopping before $50
o'clock p. N. All the stores will
close at that hour hereafter.
Judge and Mrs. Coble went to
Gre-nyille Saturday where the Judge
is holding Pitt court this wsek.
lob Vance Chapter Children OF the
Coniederacy will meet al Mrs. Shan
non. Saturday afternoon al o'clock.
Lumber is being put on the ground
for the Methodist parsonage, to b"
built on the lot in rear Of the church
Indication. are that smaller acre
aye will he planted in tobacco this
year while the cotton crop will be
larger.
Plant your seeds in the ground and
see crop grow. Plant an advertise
h,. n | T.
goods so.
Remember the stores OF the town
Excepting OF course. the drug stores),
will be closed at $50 O'Clock begin
ming March LIST.
Considerable building is mapped
out for this spring. Several stores
and private residences have already
been contracted for.
Mr. Geo P Terry, ono of the most
substantial and popular citizens OF
Mecklenbnrg county, Va, was n visi-
tor to Henderson this week.
1t pays to advertise in the GOLD
LEAF as attested by those who read
the advertisements and are guided
by them in making their purchases.
Read the advertisement of Jones.
The Job Printer" elsewhere in this
paper His card has the ring OF bust
ness about it and business is what
he means.
Mr. and Mrs Randall Pope, Of
Madison, Fla, arrived yesterday.
having come on account OF the sudden
illness OF their brother MIR. William
McNair.
1t is no longer Johnnie get your
gun, but Johnnie put up your gun.
now. Ii is not lawful To shoot pat
ridges, turkeys, or other game after
March LIST.
Why not continue the work OF paw
ing the sidewalks so well begun?
Street improvement is one of the
needs of the times. Let's get rid Of
the dust and mud.
Planting time is at hand. For
best results plant Woods prize prem
ium tested field and garden seeds.
They are advertised in this paper and
sold by local dealers.
Mr.. w. /. Cheatham, who recently
underwent a surgical operation at =
Baltimore hospital, as noted at the
time. is getting on very we'll and ex-
poets to return home Saturday.
Kite flying and parachute sailing
is the vogue now among small boys
aud some of the larger ones. too. w.
+. Whitten's box shaped kite is the
largest and highest flyer so far sent
up.
The Hsptasophs will meet Monday
night for the installation Of officers.
1t is earnestly desired that all mem
bers be- present as other business OF
Importance will come before the meet.
ins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis White. who
have been boarding at Mr. j. f.
McCraw's since they came to Hendrr'
son. are now keeping house, living
with MIR. and Mrs. Geo. c. Wood
worth.
Mr.. j. L. Currin, Miss Lenona and
Master Wallace Currin, Mrs. Tom
Marrow. Capt. j. 5. Poythress and
-.
attended the Inauguration in Wash
ingtOn.
Lieut. John 5. F.. Young reached
home last week to spend awhile with
relatives and friends He has beer
serving in the Philippines and gives
an interesting account Of his travel.
and experiences.
Mr.. w. P. Edwards and bride spenI
few DAYS in Henderson during th'
past week previous 10 going to Green
Vile. their future home. Mr.. Ed
wards was married last Thursday tt
Miss Nora Nicholson at Vaughn.
George Wyckoff. the jeweler, hal
moved from the O'Neil Block to tn,
store room in the Young & Tncke
building with Okey Goodrich. On
keeps correct time. the other correc
stock and correct prices and eaci
promises correct treatment.
Mr.. n B. Thomas went North Fri
day to buy new spring and summe
goods for Thomas & Newcomb. H
expected to be away week or tel
days and anticipated making larg
purchases OF everything in their line
Watch for the announcement OF thei
arrival
While at work at the Henderson,
Cotton Mills Monday. Mr.. John Bur
nett got his right hand caught in tn
picker and badly cut to pieces. Drs
Harris and Cheatham rendered tn
necessary surgical attention the in
Jury being quite serious and pain
iul one
Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee. ground an
delivered. pounds for 25 cents.
HENDERSON GROCERY CO.,
okey Goodrich, Manager.