The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-11-17
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber. Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames,
* Maut"I>, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOH\ Il. WATKINS.

SIR. T.. " Ellis has been quite sick
for several days, his condition at one
whsle brin" considered serious. He
i improving now.
Read r. Il. POwril's advert isemcDt
tl,i, week Everything good TO cai-
fresh and up-to-dntc-at his well
sto. h"d grocery store.
Mrs. Arch TAYLOR and daughter,
Miss Lena moi her and sister OF Mr..
LittI"iohn Taylor. spent il short
While III Henderson yesterday.
Is will be seen by advert iscment.
Mr. Mamie Lehman wishes six table
hoAr,lcrS Good accommodations ut
molrrat" charges. Convenient to
business part OF town.
Five show cases are advertised for
Sale. Owner having retired from
business they can be bought very low.
Can he seen at H. :. ArOnsOn = store,
where fuller particulars viii be given.
Mr.. Disco Bass has returned from
the hospital in Richmond, where he
Was operated for appendicitis some
weeds ago. He is improving rap
idly. but is not vet able to attend to
business.
Mrs Randall Pope. OF Madison,
Fla, came Tuesday TO visit her par
rHtr, Mr. and Mrs E. McNair. and to
attend the marriage of her brother,
Mr. William r. McNair, in Raleigh
a>t night.
tlr~. t. MucNair. mother, and Mrs.
Randall! Pope, sister of Mr.. William
Il MacNair. accompanied him to
Raleigh yesterday to be present at
his marriage to Miss Carolea Drake
las; night.
Dr. "a Maroon and Mr. J. II. Bird
GERS have moved across the street
into the Young Block, where they
have nicely fitted up offices, each adj
mrably suited for the purposes for
Win n il is used.
Rev and Mrs. J. +. lngle returned
~t week from Boston, where they
had been to attend the General Epis
rop1l conventions They were gone
about three weeks and enjoyed the
trip very much.
The first snow OF the season Eel
Sunday, Despite the wet condition
"i things 1.-THE SHOW began falling il
TIL" midst Of rain) the house top:
were covered and it made Il gooC
showing on the ground.
Roy. !. II. lIenderlte and Mr.. J. X
'.Hrk are attending the meeting q
synod i'll Durham this week: Th
former Is reporting the proceeding
l"r The News and Observer. That l
saving the work will be we'll done.
lhe Home Telephone x TELEGRAPH
:" has completed connection wit
thr line nj DR. p. X. Hardee and is nov
u"i" To offer service direct from 1t
subscribers stations to Creedmor'
N'"'1. Lyons and KNAPP OF Reeds.
Among those who were here from
distance to attend the FOster-Whi
hrid marriage yesterday were Mise
Lizzie and Nellie Whitfield, niece
and Nessrs. q. l.. aadJ. II. Whitfield
nreth"r> OF the groom, all OF Franz
linton.
\ we'll dressed turkey for Thank
giy."g, Il we'll dressed foot all Il
year round if YOU buy yJur shoes
The loppedge Shoe Company. Th'
j. the catchy phrase of their adve
ti>rm"nt this week. Short but su
E'>1lye in illustration and meanln
We need some wood on subScripti'
at once. We earnestly request those W.
Promised to pay their subscription
Wood, or those who usually do so.
bFIRg 1t now.-Concord Times.
Same here, cold weather is comil
on, too. Will our friends take t
hint?
was troubled with constipation a
stomach troubles. lost flesh, my complex
was ruined; HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain