The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-02-25

Encourage the boys by going out
to zee their performance at Cooper
Opera House March 4th.
You'll enjoy the minstrel show to
be given by the small boys Friday
night of next week Admission 10
cents (children) - and 30 cents.
The Trinity Glee Club will give
their refined and enjoyable entertain
ment at Cooper Opera House March
LIST. Chorus of 20 excellent voices.
Miss Rosa Thomas left Tuesday for
Wilson on a visit to her brother and
sister. Mr. Joe Thomas and Mrs.
Rom Watson. She goes from there
North for Spring millinery.
The Trinity Glce Club will be as
sisted by chorus of 20 fine voices,
the Mandolin and Guitar Club, the
College Quartet, readers, etc, at
Cooper Opera House March LIST.
Mrs. Jennie Davis and family wish
to return thanks to the people of
Henderson for their kindness and
help In the recent fire. Such acts Of
benevolence will ever be remembered
by them.
Unless the signs fail and we are
mistaken YOU will get the worth of
your money out Of the performance
to be given by the small boys at
Cooper Opera House Friday evening.
March 4th.
John Mcmillan, Henderson. n G.,
advertises a 1o-horse power engine,
saw mill. corn mill. 60 saw cotton
gin and bale press for sale. Can be
bought very reasonably See notice
elsewhere.
Manager ArOnSOn announces that
lie has secured the handsome scenic
production of Damon and P,ythias for
March 9TH. This is said to be a fine
attraction and it ought to draw a
good house.
T. T. Hicks, trustee, advertises to
sell q tract of land containing 22Aa
acres. situate in Sandy Creek town
ship, by public auction at the court
house door on March Doth. 1904.
See notice elsewhere for further par
ticulars.
John ID. Stallings phoned us this
morning to say that when he starts
in business again the name of the
firm will be John d. Stallings & Sons.
John d. Jr, is at his home-this be-
ing the second boy-and mother and
son are both doing well.
Dr. GOode Cheatham, of Sapphire,
is visiting friends a relatives in Hen
derson this week. A native here and
to the manner born. DR.. Cheatham
has Il host OF friends who always give
him cordial greeting. He is enjoying
good health the mountain country
seeming to agree with him spendidlv.
County Commissioner John A..
Fleming was visitor to Henderson
Yesterday. His friends are glad to
learn that his sickness reported a
few weeks ago was not of as serious Il
nature as was feared. He has been
somewhat "under the weather. but
was kept in on account of the weather
lIioIC lHttli OIL eLiiiS9 ti''o'
The petrified man is in towu. But
the petrified man is nothing new
We have seen him before. He is the
fellow who lets his subscription get
several years behind and then puts
the paper back in the office and has
the postmaster mark ''refused' on it
xnen asked to pay No. the petrified
man is no stranger to the newspaper
man.
Too busy to advertise" is an OBJ
Solete philosophy, and too busy
not to advertise has taken its place.
Merchants have quit being deceived
by a warm room into thinking the
furnace need not be replenished with
more fuel. Newspaper advertising
fills the store; but. like fuel to fur
mace, it needs renewing with clock
ike Observation-Disclosures Sentinel
1t Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry.
Ask to-day for Aliens Foot Ease. Il powder
1t cures Chilblains. Swollen Sweating Sore
Aching, Damp feet. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25e
Don fail to see those new crush suede
leather belts, in black, grey and white
also other novelties in belts, waist sets
and combs at The Davis & Watkins Cos
stores.
while the Parham Bros Supply Co
made ten strike in the purchase al
south Boston. they've bought heavily in
oIher goods-90O barrels flour which has
advanced since 30 cents barrel: also IL
oales plaids and sheetings which have
advanced cents per yard. All of which
they will sell as low as the goods car
DC bought today at wholesale.