The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-09-04
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Window Frames, Oak
NaarcIs, Tiles, &c.
John B. WATKINS.


.Ir.5uv show next Wednesday.
....,,ti.q. Of town lots for sale by
f.. Hrrurtt. executor OF L. II. Bur
..rt. deceased.
Mis- BETTE. Pittman has returned
,., r.-tDu to resume her studies at
,g..tou-rrvatOry OF Music.
Mr. lane Young went to Raleigh
r,-r ..r-k to visit the family OF her
-or. Hon. james r. Young.
Tie Wnman's Tuesday Club will
r,... III the residence OF Mr.. J. r.
>fr.....ruu next Tuesday afternoon at
F.ff past four O clock.
TIL. Graded Schools will open next
Monday. Sth. Let all the children !
attend the first day and start i'll de-
f.r,uia,d to do better work this eea- |
-ui than ever.
Nj Meta Watson went to Monroe |
Saturday where she will teach III the |
.sr-..fr! school. She will have charge |
If rhr second Grade The school is
fortunate in securing her services.
Al the meeting OF the Board of
rsunrv Commissioners Monday W.
". Swain was appointed road COM
missioner in place of Silus Powell,
previously appointed, who declined
~ serve
Thrrr l. no show like Gentry
Hrpthrr~' DO" and Pony Snow which
wru,<hibit III Henderson next Wed
u.-,ily. Moral and instructive ii is
attended bv the clergy and ladIes
every here.
Reports from Mr. Marvin Hight
who il at Shelby. is noted last week,
ar. very encouraging. He has stead
iIv improved from the time he got
Their, and the change seems to have
benefited him.
TIL. County Board OF Elections met
! Monday to appoint registrars and
] iuI."- Of election All the precincts
remain the same except East and
West kittrcIl. These two precincts
vera consolidated.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Stainback visit
ed Petersburg" last week. MIR. Stain
la.a had business with his house
the Seward Trunk and Bag Co.. and
Mr. ~tliubnrll accompanied him for
Jhpr.r-jIr" ri Inc trip.
The County Commissioners on
Noanr -ranted license to :. ).
WMtrH to retail liquor i'll the town
Of Ii~u,rrsuu, place OF business to
u,. uu Montgomery street III the new
Yarooru9h builling back OF the
Pu~tut!j+'
Mr. IT, j. Iinrtmnier arrived last
weak from Baltimore and his familiar
firr is AGAIN seen at Reavis meat
market. His friends welcome hin
back to Henderson. Mr.. Hartmaiel
i~a good butcher and very popular
Mrs IIarlmacr will Join him i'll lev
weeks
Nrarc requested to announce tina
Dr.. T. T. Nann, president OF the Bap
ti~I Female University. OF Raleigh
will preach at Poplar Creek churc
ur\r Sunday morning at o clock
DR. NIuu is Il strong man and fin
speaker and should have goo
congregation to hear him.
Thrtwo negroes. William Mitche
and Joe Payne. held as witnesses
the riot and killing case on the tral
near Middleburg, gave bond an
w,r" released last Friday. Mr.. t. /
Cheat ham, of LOuisburg, for whol
they had come from Lynchburg t
work. WAS their bondsman.
Miss Carrie Thomasis entcrtainln
"a huusr party OF pretty and charm
in Young ladies for week, havn
~ her quests Misses Mary MacO
LouiShurg; Val Aston, EPSON: Lu'
Watson. AXtel: Del Clements, Wa
r"n, Virginia Graham, Narrento
Maria R"spesS. Greensboro.
Mr. y. Il. Thomas, buyer Il
Thomas X Ncwcomb. has gone to Ne
York To buy fall and winter goo
for his firm Miss Rosa Thomas q
rompauied him. She will purchase
complete line OF millinery and
np.f. : wear for the fall and wint
season and make Il study of the III
t>A!uns
Prof. W. +. Gill reached home +
day from his trip abroad. His lett'
written TO the GOLD LEAF from Rol
ami Athens were very INTEREST,"
and much enjoyed and the regret
THAI he did not write more. fr
Gil Is looking we'll and enjoyed
trip greatly He returns to resu
his duties as one OF the faculty
Trinity College. Durham.
This item from the Sanford EXpr
will interest many readers OF
torn LEAF: His many friends
Mn. .,r,,+,-,,-;ll l., y,lao sod tO lie;
than Rev. Jesse H. Page, who
herm Very i'll at his home III ROCK
ham. is improving. This beloved
want Of God is now Il very old Il
and during his long ministry
preached III almost every section
tAr State
We acknowledges the courtesy c
GALL Monday afternoon from +
Henry Jerome Stockard, OF the CT
81 English in Peace Institute,
elIh. 1t is a pleasure always to
III the company OF so entertain
and agreeable Il gentleman. 1
N,lurkard is n true poet, ana on
North Cardinals most tlllal
Whose name is destined to be VII
Hlgh among our sweetest singers
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind
poor man, but he said he would not be
out Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it cos
dollars a bottle for it saved him from
acrIrrle. No external application IS
L this linment for stiff and swollen J
contracted muscles, stiff neck, sprai!ns
rheumatic and muscular pains. 1t ha
urea numerous cases Of partial para
II l. for sale by Melville Dorsey.