The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-10-30
VERY LOW PRICES,
Lumber, Lime, Shingles
n03s,, Window Frames, Oak
l!antcls, Tiles, &c.
John b. WATKINS.

Vance county sends her quota to.
Nh. Raleigh Fair this week.
Mrs. r. H. Walker of Boston, Mass,
il the quest Of Mrs. Collins this week.
Nry lot of Harney's shoes for ladies
in-; received by Thomas 4 New
comb.
TIrWrldOn Fair next week. Vance
county will be well Representatives,
~h..uIways is.
Special trains and low rates of fare
10 Weldon next week on account OF
the Weldon Fair.
Go early to the polls next Tuesday,
vot, the straight Democratic ticket
AMI ,rr that your neighbor does the
same.
Everything that's good to eat at
John d. Stallings and everything OF
the best and freshest. Strict atten-
tion to all business and prompt de-
livery made.
Re-. J s. Williams who is in Ashe
yi!Lassisting in Il revival meeting, will
he home Saturday and will preach in
III" Methodist Protestant church
SUNDAY az usual.
Nee line lIarney's shoes for ladies
inst received at Thomas 4 New
combs. 10 better shoes made and
not higher III price than what you
frequently pay for inferior quality.
Mrs. John Mcmillan has the thanks
of TIN. GOLD LEAF for some of the
finest pears We have seen. They were
oi hlror size and very delicious, some
Of hem weighing more than one
pound and :; half.
Quantities OF tobacco are being
shipped h"rrfrOm Il distance. Several
IIaIiirN county farmers We're here
with part ri their crop this week.
TODD prices were realized and they
prDmis" 10 come again.
Work is progressingr rapidly on the
Oxford /; Coast Line Railroad from
Drkrr>un to Oxford The grading
wilt soon !,n finished and the work OF
putting down the cross ties and lay
liz he track will follow.
Lieut.. Gov. W. ID. Turner and Hon.
Thomas W. Mason have been invited
t. speak i'll Henderson at | o'clock
Saturday. There are not two finer
SPEAKERS in the State and they ought
to nave Il good crowd to hear them.
The KlIeigh Times of Monday says:
Mis- Lucy Andrews entertained at
hearts ON Saturday evening III Il
most charming manner in honor OF
her guests. Misses May Hunter,
Julia Cooper and Bessie Hines, OF
Henderson,
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Bailey Svmpathize with them in the
death of their infant child and only
son. which occurred Sunday. The
little body was carried to Richmond
Monday and luid to rest i'll lakewood
Cemetery.
The Walter l.. Main Show will eX
hbi, at Warren Plains Saturday
Nov. Sth This is one OF the best
shows travelling. But for the Johl
Robinson Show being here SO recently
the Main Show would have come tC
Henderson instead OF Warren Plains
Capt J. W. Nunnally, Il popular
conductor on the Durham \ Hender
son Railroad, died at his home II
Durham after ii short illness at hal
past four O clock Saturday afternoon
ltr WIS about 3Jyears old and leaves
"a wife Il one child. Capt. Nunnall,
h0I many friends i'll Henderson wht
wrr" panied to learn OF his death.
NrC Charles NJ Talman, of Newpor
News, Va. who recently succeeded
Mr Kuhn rs agent OF the Rober
f"rjuer Brewing Company here. ha
been Joined by his wife. When Nh
Talmau came to Henderson Mrs
Tumiu went to Richmond to Spen'
awhile With her mot her before coming
tn North Carolina During his shor
residence among Us Mr.. Talman ha
m1in many friends among ourpeOpl
AMI We are sure Mrs. Talman will IT
crIvr Il cordial welcome to our tOwI
Fewer Gallons: Wears Longer.