The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-03-20
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VERY LOW PRICES
Lumber, Lime, Shingles.
Doors, Window Frames, Oak
Mantcls, Tiles, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

Monday, March 18th, was St. Pat
rick's Day. We're you awearing of
the green?
The rain. snow and accompanying
cold weather give farming and gar
dening operations slight set back.
Most Of our merchants are getting
in their spring goods. Watch the
advertising columns Of the GOLD LEAF
and see what inducements they
cffer.
Miss Annie Page and Mis-. Duncan,
Of the faculty OF Peace Institute, Raj
eigh. were guests OF Mrs f. X. Harris
from Sunday until Monday after
noon.
Sec notice of ring lost. Single opal
stone. lady's size, oval shaped. Suit
able reward will be paid for it's return
or information leading to its recovery
Apply at GOLD LEAF Office.
Thomas & Newcomb are getting in
their spring goods, tie result Of Mr..
Thomas visit to the Northern mark
cts. No prettier line can he found
anywhere and the prices are right
go and see them.
Mrs. \. Lehman has opened a beau
tiful line of millinery and ladies'
goods in the Lehman building. The
col"rs this season are brilliant and
the style exquisite. Go and see the
pretty things she has.
Many persons were surprised Tues
day morning when they got up and
found the ground covered with snow
There had been indications of falling
weather the evening before but it
looked more like rain.
Mr.. \. Watkins has returned from
the North where he went To buy new
spring goods He purchased large
stock, his selections embracing every
thing in Ia lies dress goods and no
tions. gents furnishings, shoes, hats,
clothing, etc.
Prof j. +. Alderman will speak in
tie Methodist Protestant church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. His
subject will be Education the Hand
maid Of Religion" Rev. X. NJ. An
drews will preach at o'clock. You
are cordially invited.
DR. Morton preached in the Presb
terian church Sunday, morning and
night, Il number of members of other
congregations being present at each
service. DR.. Morton is greatly beloved
i'll Henderson and his friends are al
WAYS glad to hear him.
The editor of the GOLD LEAF knows
the Young man who is advertising in
fpr nj
Job cOmpositor. He is sober and in
dustriou.. intelligent and capable,
and any Office needing the services OF
such printer would do well to secure
him.
Latest cloths for Easter wear in
waistn.., dress goods. silks, fancies,
white goods, etc, at Thomas Il New
combs. Their new spring stock is
arriving daily-and a beautiful as
sortment it is. Go and see for your
self, examine the quality and com
pare prices.
Mr.. K. A. Bullock announces him
self as candidate for Register of
Deeds. subject to the action of the
Democratic convention, Mr.. Bullock
was the first Register of Deeds of
Vance county and was of it. most
efficient and acceptable officers. He
is true Democrat, and substantial
citizen good man every way.
Rev. j. F. Wool. of Oxford, will
j preach in the PRESBYTERIAN church
next Sunday. Immediately after
the morning service congrega-
81 tional meeting will be held to con-
slider the question of calling pastor
s. to succeed Mr.. Shaw. 1t is earnestly
8 desired that there be as full attend
ance Of the members as possible.
The Fay-Sho Typewriter continues
TO grow in popular favor. 1t pos
sesses many superior feature. and i'm
provements over any other machine
on the market. and the person who
buys without seeing the FaySho
simply fails to get all he is entitled
to for his money. An investigation
is all that is necessary to convince
you
Mr. Alex Woolstencroft returned
Saturday from Savannah. Ga. where
s he went tho first Of January with his
8 dogs. He is an experienced trainer
and handler of dogs and tells us he
has had all the work he could do this
q season. Mr.. WoOlstencroft says if he
g could find a capable man TO help him
d he could use him to advantage in his
business.
Miss Rosa Thomas announces that
her new goods are in and she is ready
for business. Her regular millinery
q opening will be announced later. In
the mean time the ladies can leave
orders for their Easter hats and bon
net. and such other head decorations
As they may wish. The styles this
season are beautiful, bright color:
+. predominating.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Zollicoffsr went
4 TO Weldon Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of their little nephew Felix
son OF DR. and Mrs. ID. b. Zollcoffer
who died Monday Of pneumonia. HI
was about siX Years old, bright
manly little fellow and a great favor
lite with those who knew him. In hi.
death the family and relatives hav.
The deep sympathy of their friends
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