The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-09-12

Rural Free Delivery Route No. 8.
mentioned in last weeks paper. The
facts were all right but an error was
made in the initials of the name.
AS will be seen by reference to adj
vertisement Mrs. Hattie +. Rowland
has qualified as administrators of Thos
V. Rowland, deceased. Persons in
terested will govern themselves ac-
cordingly. A. c. Zollicoffer. attorney.
MIR. J. B. Judd, who has been at
home on visit to his people for sew
eral days, has gone South in the in
terest of the Grand Rapids Show Case
Company, whose goods are rapidly
being introduced throughout the
country.
An intelligent man or woman is
wanted in each town to sell de-
sirable and useful article s15 to $1S
dollars week salary and permanent
position to the right persons. Address
Manufacturer, Box IS, Philadelphia.
Pa. See advertisement in this paper.
Rev. Julian f. Ingle will attend the
general convention of the Episcopal
church, which will be held in San
Francisco, beginning October End.
Mrs. Ingle will accompany him. 1t
will be delightful tri p and the GOLD
LEAL is very glad they are going to
take it.
A. Nicholas, the candy maker, has
moved into the corner store room on
Montgomery street under the GOLD
LEAF office. The odor of cooking
cakes and stewing candy will be in
pleasant contrast to the car splitting,
Notwithstanding noise coming from
the in-shop on the other side.
There will be grand union of
friends and relatives at Delaware
Park, Tuesday, September 18th. Spe-
cial trains will be run from Ports
mouth, Suffolk, Roanoke and Tar
River route, Raleigh, Franklinton,
Henderson and way stations. See
flyer for general information
AS will be seen by advertisement
John b. Watkins has added lum Der o
his line of business. If you want
anything in lumber as well as laths,
shingles, sash. doors. blinds, lime,
cement, etc. he can sell you at low
est prices. And no better and more
reliable man to deal with can be found
anywhere.
Mrs. S. Watkins and her sister Miss
Lizzie Cheatham left Monday to visit
the PanAmerican Exposition, They
went by that ever popular route the
"Old Bay Line" to Baltimore where
Mr. Watkins Joined them, he having
pose after getting through with his
business there.
Writers and senders of obituary
notices, resolutions of respect and
the like will please not overlook the
fact that such things must be paid
for as regular advertisements And
the money should accompany the
manuscript at the rate of one cent a
word. If that would seem to count
up rather fast make the article
shorter.
Lieut. John S. +. Young left last
week for Sullivan's Island, having
been ordered there for duty. 1t is
not known whether he will be station
ed there for some time or only tenn
porarily. His friends had hoped that
he might be assigned to duty in this
State as instructor of military tactics
at the Agricultural and Mechanical
College, for instance.
J. & E. Lehman have put in two
combination glass counters and show
cases-a decided Improvement upon
the old ones heretofore in use. They
are the product of the Grand Rapids
Show Case Co., of which Messrs. S.
D. Young and Kearney Williams are
the leading spirits, and whose goods
are to be seen in many of the bust
ness places in Henderson.
The EUening Cleaner made its APP
pearance Monday afternoon as prom
ised. Editor Williams says the paper
is not what he hopes to make it later
on. For the present he is compelled
to adopt patent outsides or ready
print. 1t would be in keeping with the
eternal fitness of things for the pub
Usher of a daily paper in small
town to have patent iasides.
Henry Braydon, Harris, N. G., says: 81
took medicine 90 years for asthma but one
bottle of One Minute Cough Cure did me
more good than anything else during
that time Best Cough Cure w W.
Parker.
Cool drinks at Parker's two (2) drug
stores.
Professor Poteat to Speak.