The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-01-30

Advertising in this paper pays.
Try it, don't take our word for it.
Mr. j. A. Kelly has been sick for
several days but he is Improving
Mr. George b. Harris is recovering
from his sickness, reported last week.
True this weather is a bit disagree
able but it will be warmer next
July.
Mr.. Henry Thomson is still con
fined to his home, though slowly re-
covering from his sickness.
A few more industrial enterprises
giving steady employment to good
force Of hands would be a blessing to
the town and community.
There will be meeting of the old
soldiers - Henry l.. Wyatt Camp,
Confederate Neterans-in the court
house at II O'Clock Saturday.
DIR. Huffman has been confined to
his home and bed sick for some days.
His friends miss his familiar form and
cordial greetings on the street.
The Railroad Jack Company travel
in their own private ear 1t is sad
to be strong company, carrying
lot of special scenery beside the
lion.
The GOLD LEAF spreads printers
ink in way that makes the people
think. May it not scatter some for
YOU? If rightly done returns are
sure.
There seems to be regular cpl
demic of burglarics about town. BE
on the lookout and sea il you cannot
catch or shoot some Of these scOun-
dre!s.
A good shoes as are made are Mel
sons shoes for men, and Harvey s
shoes for women. Try pair and
you will say so, too. Sold by Thomas
d Newcomb.
Perhaps it would be well not to tr,
to twist the lions tail when YOU see
him on exhibition at Whitten's Book
Store Friday. Nor need you shake
his paw on meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Henderson
Allen have issued invitations request
ing the pleasure of friends on Friday
January 3lst, to assist in celebrating
their wooden wedding.
See the live lion on exhibition a
Whitten's Book Store tomorrow (Fri
day) and then see him in his perform
ance with the Railroad Jack Company
in Cooper Opera House at night.
l.. II. Landlord gives notice of hav
ing qualified as administrator Of }. ID
aud NJ f. Landlord, deceased. Per
sons interested will take notice ant
govern themselves accordingly.
Mr. Ira Finch, of Kittrel. who is a
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore
where he was operated on for appsn
dicitis as announced last week, is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be vel
again.
On account Of sickness Rev. d. j
Currie. of Chapel Hill, did not till hi
appointment to preach in the Presby
terrain church Sunday. Rev. II. NJ
Dixon, or Monroe, is expected t
preach next sunday.
Pstronize our advertisers and w
assure you that you will be treate'
all right. 4 man who is business
enough TO advertise his wares and i
this way invite your trade is 10 b
depended on to do fair by you.
One of the greatest things in tn
way of sewing machine attachment
that has vet been made is the Magl
Tucker. 1t is not only wonderful
labor saver, doing large range c
work, but il does beautiful work a
we'll Mrs. Manning sells it.
DR.. Cheatham has returned fror
Baltimore, where he went TO TAX
Mrs Chsatham to be operated on 10
appendicitis, as stated last week. II
left Mrs. Cheatham getting on yer
nicely and the indications are tbs
she will soon be able TO return home
W I. Written has a beautiful lin
OF wall papcrS-American and foreig
makes. He handles the Ballou-Dicl
son Company's, Alfred Peats 4 Con
pany'S, Pottsr's, Artistic aud othe
makes-sll standard goods. Let hi
show you samples and quote price
An effective ad will be plain, bot
in its composition and Typography
nothing equivOcal, nothing mbig
Gus. 1t will meet your two eyes IL
same way as a plain spoken ma
does, and it will carry conviction
Its clearness, bolduess and strengt
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