The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1904-02-11

Mr.. d. !. 20, p returned last
night from a business trip to New
York covering several days.
Joseph T. Jones advertises a nice
> room cOttagefOr rent Convenient
" situated near the Oxford depot.
Another snow fell yesterday and
last night and this morning the
ground is covered to the depth Of
three or four inches.
Advertising in the GOLD LEAF
pays. There is no question about
that-a fact which we will demon
strate at any time.
Mrs Charles Moore, of Littleton, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
T. Massenburg, coming up to be with
Mr.. Massenburg on account of his
sickness.
The GOLD LEAFS advertisers have
the right of way now and they are
asserting their rights in IL way that
is pleasing to US and profitable to
themselves.
That's II bold claim made by the
Parham Bros. Supply Company in
their advertisement this week. See
what they say and then 90 and see
what they do.
Scarcely had last weeks snow dis
appeared before another came. There
is no accounting for what day NAV
bring forth nOw-whether rain or
SHOW, fire or war.
There's profit in the GOLD LDAF's
advertising columns for every lawful
business in Henderson and Vance
county. Are you getting your share?
It's not our fault il you are not.
Burchett Brothers have moved
their cabinet shop to the Beck build
ing. formerly occupied by the Portner
Brewing Company, where they are
prepared to do all work i'll their line.
Owing to sickness Rev. Julian f.
tnglc was not able tOcOnduct service
NJ the Episcopal church Sunday. He
is better now his friends will he glad
to learn. and hopes soon to be out
agai'- rs usual
Rev. ]. II. Henderlitc was unable
to preach Sunday on account of sick
Hess. He had Il severe chill Saturday
night and WAS confined to his bed a
couple OF days as result of this and
Il deep cold.
Think OF $500, 500 and $500
stiff hats selling at - cents. That is
what the Parham Bros. Supply
Company are doing. o. the pity of
such IL sacrifice. But the huving pub
lie are the benefciaries.
Mr. Ham O. Faulkner has opened
IL stock of goods in one OF the store
rooms of the Beck building. formerly
occupied by the Portner Brewing Co.
He will deal i'll staple and fancy gro
cerer, fruits, vegetables, &c.
The Eagle Pharmacy advertises a
job lot of tooth brushes bought at
bargain. Two gross % cent brushes
at l. cents. See window display and
go in and make IL selection. Better
buy supply while you are at it.
Mr.. J. p. Massenburg has been
confined to his bed by sickness for
some days He was very sick at one
time but is somewhat improved now.
His condition, however, is not vet
altogether satisfactory to his physi-
clan and family.
There has been decided change in
the weather since Tuesday afternoon.
Much colder and more acute after the
moderate temperature of the few
days previous. Sunday it was warm
enough to be without fire or wraps
and people sat on the porches.
Misses Emma and Mary Burwell,
of kittrell, returned home Tuesday
after pleasant visit to Henderson
rs the guests of their cousin, Mrs. O.
r. Smith These young ladies have
many kinspeopie and friends here
who always welcome their presence
with pleasure.
DR. George |. Nowitzky was here
Sunday on his way to Oxford to at
tend Granville court. He was ac-
companied by his son, Herman, who
is assisting him in his work. The
young man is ventriloGuist and
has Il reputation of being one of the
finest in the business for his age.
W W. Parker is competing for two
prizes at each store on window dis
play of Dr. Pierce's goods. The dis
plays are very pretty and attract at
tention Mr.. Parker won-a prize on
best window display some time ago,
DR.. Pierce's famous remedies being
used for the purpose exclusively.
Mrs. J. r. Singleton and children
left Tuesday for Franklin, Va, which
place they will make their future
home. Mr.. Singleton has gone there
to engage in merchandising having
bought an interest in a well estab-
lished business, and while regretting
his going away his friends wish for
him the greatest success IN his new
home and business.
Mr. Y. V. Hester, the wall paper
man OF kittrell, announces that he
has received his 1904 sample book
and is now prepared to take orders.
His line of wall papers this season is
larger and nicer than The de-
signs prettier and the P, :es lower if
anything. A postal cara will bring
Mr.. Hester to your house with his
sample book if you are interested.
Mr.. j. H. Person, of Dewitt, Va,
has moved his family to Henderson.
They come to take advantage of our
excellent Graded Schools, and because
1t will be more convenient for MIR.
Person who holds a position with
the SeabOard Air Line Railway at
"reystone. They have rented the
place formerly occupied by Rev. j. s.
W illiams on Charles street, opposite
Mr.. |. B. Gary's.
Xmas Daunhters Meeting.