The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-08-18

It's one thingto live neighbors and
another to live Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Rev. j. W. Downey will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday night ut
~:l3 o'clock
Mr.. j .. Beckham has recovered
from his recent sickness sufficiently
10 be able to come up town again.
Mrs. \. Il. Thomas AID children are
visiting her brother, Mr.. f. b. Stal-
lings, in Warren county.
The Barnes marble yard lot is ad-
ycrtised for sale. For dimensions,
trrms. etc, apply to &. l.. Adams.
1t is always the fellow who has not
been straight himself who is the first
20 impunn the motives OF others
Charlotte News.
Mrs. W. l.. Coghill and and little
son, X W, Jr., of New York, came
Monday to stay awhile with the fam
lily of Mr.. X. W. Coghill.
Misses Leila Shannon and Ethel
Dorsey are ut Buffalo Springs for
awhile. Miss Shannon is the guest
ri Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Medley, OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Thomas 4 NewcOmb are having
their regular closing out sale OF sum-
mrr underwear. Big cuts have been
made III the prices OF all goods OF
this class Go quick if you want any
thing OF the kind. Time short and
line limited.
Miss Lena Allsbrook, OF TarbOrO,
who has been visiting Miss Daisy
Leonard on Playground street Tor
several weeks, lett Tuesday, accom-
panied by Miss Leonard, for Peters
burg, Va, to visit friends and rela-
tives i'll that place.
Rev. John +. Ayscue will preach i'll
the Baptist church at II O clock Sun
day morning. Mr.. Ayscue is Il son
Of Mr.. George AyScue, OF EPSON, and
is Il graduate OF Wake Forest College.
He has been studying ut the Chicago
University the past year,
Mr.. ". W. Parker returned this
week from IL trip to the Eastern part
of the State covering IL period OF sew
eral DAYS. He visited Martin county
and elsewhere and says the crops are
fine everywhere he has been. He was
accompanied by his little son Walter
who enjoyed the trip greatly.
Rev. X. d. Daniel is convalescing
from his prOtracted sickness with
fever. The trained nurse, Miss Spelght,
of Raleigh left this week, having faith
fully and heroically performed her
duties since taking the case. Next to
the doctors we take off our hat to
the noble band OF trained nurses.
Mr.. Henry Macy, chief of the Sea-
board Air Line Railway freight de-
partment in Richmond, is here Tor
awhile taking IL much needed rest.
Formerly resident here no man hasa
wider acquaintance or is more popu-
lar in Henderson than Henry Macy,
and his presence always gives pleas
IRE to many.
As announced last week there will
he Il meeting of Henry l.. Wyatt
Gamp, Confederate Veterans, at the
court house Saturday, August 10th;
10 arrange for attending the annual
reunion of the North Carolina Dlvls-
ion. United Confederate Veterans, at
Asheville August 30. \ full attend
uucr is desired.
MIR. f.. q. Lands left today for his
farm below Weldon, on the Roanoke
river. to attend Il barbecue given by
his manager to he hands to celebrate
the laying by of the crop. lie has IN
cultivation 400 acres in corn and 2oI
in cotton Mr. Lands manager
wrote him that the crop was one OF
the best ever seem i'll that section.
Messrs. Jesse and John Bullock, of
Waterbury, Conn. are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Bullock.
arWilliamsboro. Another brother.
Clifton. will come this week. All good
boys, sober, Industrious, worthy
young fellows, who are doing we'll i'll
their distant fields of labor. and who
forget not the odd folks at home
and the sisters, whom they delight to
honor
our country friends should never fail
To buy or order through the mail
"TEETHINA." for it surely fills
The bill for teething chdren's ills
"TEETHINA" Aids Digestion, Regulates
the bowels OF children OF any age and makes
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