The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-10-23


IOHN b. WATKINS.
saturday is the last day of registra
ton
sale, ~ tobacco continue heavy |
.rJ rrire- good on the Henderson |
market.
The merchant who does not adver- |;
+.e hi, business does not get his |
share of the trade.
Mrs.. Howell Cobb Jackson, Of At
,,pta, i, visiting her daughter Mrs.
). P. Cooper in Henderson.
Mr., uazru and daughter Of Tampa,
ra.. are guests in Henderson this
geek If Mr.. 5, P. Cooper, their reia-
tive.
N.la.rrr ArpnsOn assures the ladies
that hey can attend the Barlow &
Wilson's Minstrel performance with
perfcr, IMMUNITY.
By reason of the scarcity Of coal
and the high prices Of wood the adj
mention to keep cool" will not lie
necessary this winter.
J. T. McCraw gives notice that he
still has Mr.. Hugh Futrell, an exhert
III ui~ Iiae, to put up stoves. tit pipes,
,tc MI work guaranteed.
}ir Henry b. Hunter, Democratic
rpular,. for the State Senate from
III, Warren and vance, district was
a Henderson visitor Tuesday.
Mc--r-. l.. n. Watson, Austin,
Alien aud Walter Allen Of the Axtell
nrirhborhood of Warren county, were
visitors to Henderson Tuesday.
* Rowland advertises milk
COW for sale. A good three-gallon COW
properly attended to and can be
boug ht at very reasonable price.
Mr. Peter Stallings, one of Warren
county's sterling citizens and member
Of the Board Of County Commits
>iouers. was here on business Tues
day
You want fountain pen? Try the
faughlin fountain pen. Only $1.0O
aud warranted to be equal to any
= % pen. ". I. Written & Co. sell
THIN
Tac county candidates are out on
lh,;r canvass this week. The meet
in.~ are not largely attended but
those who turn out show interest and
enthusiasm.
The rhry,anthemums advertised 10y
M Joe Reavis are of large size and
represent several different varieties
and co.nrS. We have seen specimens
of them and they are beautiful
See advertisement Mrs. Joe Reavis,
tirry,tone, Offering chrysanthemums
lirwcrs) for sale. Improved varieties
and large flowers, very pretty. Orders
vii. Ice Filed in large or small quaint
ties a. desired.
great crowd will no doubt gree
the Barlow Il Wilson's Minstrel a
Cooper Opera House next Tuesday
evening. They have been here be
core and Henderson theatre-goer
know what kind of an entertainment
to expect,
Barlow X Wilson's Minstrels mex
Tuesday night. This is one OF tn
best minstrel shows on the road
Nothing to offend the most sensitive
Ladies attend the show with aguar
antec that nothing will be said O
done at which exception may b
taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Green left Sun
day afternoon for Knoxville, Tenn
to visit Mr.. Green's father and othe
relatives Spending the night |
Salisbury they enjoyed the trl
through the mountains of Nester
North Carolina and East Tennesse
by lay,
The New Orleans Picayune spea'
ny NJ Barlow & Wilson's Minstrel
say every aggregation has /
Stars. hHt none cast their rays brIgh
er than 10 Barlow and Wilson's ma;
nt'eru; aggregation Of star perfo
mrr>- see them at Cooper Ope'
House next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Pittman receive
notice few days ago that he hi
neen elected vice-president for Nor
Carolina Of American Baptist Histo
ca. Society, headquarters in .Philade
PhiA This is quite a high comp
Ment to Mr. Pittman and one that
friends throughout the State will
Preciate
At the Convention of the Daug
IesS Of the Confederacy held In NJ
heFne last week Mrs. w. S. Park
was elected State Historian but
N4Hed the office as she consider
MS work in conjunction with tn
VI The North Carolina Room Of t
confederate Museum more than eq'
10 Ter strength.
The Walter L. Main Show is fill
dates in the Eastern part of the ST
"ntie the Forepaugh d Sells Broth
en2W pays Charlotte, Wilmington a
mt other points visit. 81
sood shows and more ION the squa1
.han the John Robinson Show prov
use. to be when it hit Henderson
Ie" weeks ago
hemember the 'Old Hoss" sal
nih'ialmet express packages-to t
pace at the Seaboard Air Line fret
,,;P Saturday, October 25th. S
commence at 10 o'clock.
'e 10 attend. A valuable p
may be lurking in some mysteri
t5oNlh9 package which you can
~ mere song.
by Chills. FeVers and Malls
oihg Roberts, Chill Tonic 2N
'"htee It. W. w. Parker.