The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-04-09
Watkins.

The show will draw IL crowd today.
Keep out of the way OF the bio
elephant We have him with us to-
day.
Messrs. d. Y. Cooper and A. {. Zol-
licOffer left Tuesday for New York
City on business.
Too cool to drink red lemonade.
hall the pleasure of going to the cir
Gus will be taken away.
The small boy will receive some OF
the consideration due him today.
''Going to take him to the show"
Miss Gloss, Parker came lone YES
terday afternoon from Baltimore,
where she has been attending school,
to spend Easter
Mrs. J +. Harris has returned home
from Texas where she has been for
several weeks, having en- joyed her
stay and travels very much.
Thomas & Newcomb call atten-
ton to II new line of Regina shoes for
ladies-"the best OF them all" See
their stock and get their prices.
Ice more than half an inch in thick
ness was very much in evidence Sun
day morning There was consider
able frost and no little damage done
That awful headache in the morn
Ing and that dark brown taste in the
mouth quickly relieved by drinking
Euvita > cents at all soda fountains.
Samuel Watkins advertises a new
arrival OF matting-4I pieces Just
from the Orient Beautiful patterns,
good and cheap. See these goods be-
fore YOU buy.
Coolest and cheapest refrigerators
and best ice cream frcezers are adver-
tised by the Watkins Hardware Com
pany. Warm weather is coming and
you may be needing such things
Next Sunday night at the Method
list church Rev. J. ID. Bundy will be
gin IL series of sermons on the second
coming of Christ. All are cordially
invited to go and hear Mr. Bundy
0. W Blacknall gives notice byad-
vertisement i'll this paper OF having
qualified as executor Of Oscar W
Blacknall, ,Ir, deceased Persons in
tercsteG will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
From what we can learn it appears
that the fruit has been killed. The
cold snap the first of the week did
considerable damage to fruits and
early vegetables What Sunday
nights frost did not do for it that
of Monday night did.
County Commissioner John 4.
Fleming, whose sickness was noted
last week, is improving. He suffers
good deal yet but his condition is
much better. Mr.. Fleming's friends
and no man has more-trust he
will soon be well again.
As will be seen by reference to add
vertisement in another column James
Amos gives notice ofhaving qualified
as executor of the late Mrs. Sarah \.
Crozier Persons indebted to or hay
ing claims against the estate will
take notice and be governed accord
ingly.
The tenth of May-Memoria Day
falling ON Sunday this year exercises
incident to the usual celebration OF
the day will be held either on the 9th
or 11th Our kittrell friends viii
probably observe the 9th and Hen
derson the 1lth, according to one o.
the old soldiers
0. W. Blacknall. executor of Mrs
Caroline g. Blacknall, advertises tC
sell Il desirable farm near kittrel
at public auction on Saturday, May
9th, 1903. Sale will be held in front
of the post office in kittrell at l.
o'clock NJ See notice elsewhere fol-
further particulars.
Lieut.. F. G.. Turner, Sixth United
States cavalry, stationed at Fort
Meade : D.. spent Il few days in Hen
derson with his brother Mr.. {. ii
Turner during the past week. Lieut.
Turner has been in the Philippines
for four years returning to the United
States two months ago.
Mrs. II. B. Turner, OF New York
tity, who has been visiting her sol
Mr.. c. H. Turner in Henderson re-
turned to her home last week. She
came to attend the christening OF lit
tie Miss Emma Jane Hodgson Tur
ner. Lieut.. F. g. Turner, United States
Army, acting as God father to her.
J. d. Bardin, Wilson, \. c., adyer
tiSeS eggs for Matching from thor
oughbred single comb Brown Leg:
horn chickens, the everlasting layers
Mr.. Bardin is a reliable nan and we
know something about his fowls
Persons who have dealings with him
Will be fairly treated. Eggs S1.OC
per l..
=, feau de Sole, Peau de Crepe, Crepe dt
onihe Silks, Satins. Washable Silks, etc.