The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-08-24
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VERY LOW PRICES,
Lumber, Lime, Shingles.
Doors, Windows, Frames,
Oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

Mis-. Lizzie Lewis went to Hender-
.ouyiIo last week to stay awhile.
Miss Maggie Reid of kittrell, is Wis
itj,o Mrs ". Ed Moss in Henderson.
Mis-. l:.rtha Paschall and Miss
ZpIula Mabry OF Middleburg, are Wis
itj0g their aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. Edwards,
in Henderson.
Miss Gurssip Satterwhite has re-
turned from a pleasant trip to Ashe-
villr Hickory and Davidson. having
been gone Il month.
Mr.. l.. ). Aronson left yesterday
afternoon for New York to buy fall
goods. He was accompanied by his
little SON. Master Arthur.
Mrs Hamlin and Master Fred
Goode Tucker have returned from a
pleasant visit to their relatives, MIR.
and Fred j. Hill, at Sterling, Va.
Miss Virginia Collins of Washington
tity, who has been the guest OF Misses
Ethel and Laurine Dorsey for some
weeks, has gone to visit relatives and
friends in Oxford.
Mrs-rs. Ernest and Falc Bum re-
turned Tuesday evening from Il visit
to their old home near Wakefield,
Johnson county, having been away
about ten days.
+. +. Stewart, K. F. ID. No. 4, Hen
drrson, y. e.. has a lot of X eifer pears
inr preserving. Delivery any time
after Sept. LIST. Orders taken now.
\ postal card will serve the purpose.
- 90 per bushpl delivered.
&C. White, Box q, Vision, n. c..
adyeftises the loss of Il Knight Tenn
pIar Masonic watch charm. Mr..
White was in Henderson last week
and either lost the watch charm while
here or OH his way home. Reward
will be paid finder if returned to the
above address.
Mr.. r. l.. Ridley, representing the
Bucks Stove and Range Co., st.
Louis, Mo. was Il caller at this office
Tuesday. He reported good business
in the territory he travels, the demand
ior his goods constantly increasing.
Daniel K Co. sell Bucks stoves and
raugps and heaters.
Mr.. l.. ID. Stainback returned Mon
day from Il two weeks trip to New
York, Coney Island and Atlantic City.
He was accompanied by his little
son. Master Barnard, and they had
Il great time. The small boy enjoyed
seeing the sights and the big boy en-
loved showing them to him.
Miss Matte Lehman announces
that she will teach Il class in music
Piano and organ a speciality. Les
SONS will be given at home. Terms
900 IA month. Miss Lehman is one
ri the finest performers i'll Henderson
ANA has the faculty of being able tC
lmpart her knowledge of music tC
others.
v will be seen by reference to care
published in another column, Miss
Norma Britt wishes to open a class
IN music on August 2Sth. lnstruc
tions will be given at her home OIL
Rowland street Miss Britt has just
graduated in music and is an accom-
pIlShed performer on the piano ant
organ
Mr.. ]. \. Fuller, representing th
well known proprietary medicine
house OF Foley & Co., Chicago, Ill.
was an agreeable caller at this Otfic
Saturday. Foley remedies, Hone.
and Tar. Foley's Kidney Cure, etc
are ku own and used throughout tn
country NJ. Dorsey sells them il
Henderson,
M"ssrS Jim Burroughs and Clar
ence kerner have returned from
two weeks trip spent i'll the Wester
part Of the State. at Asheville, TOxa
way Hot Springs and East Tennes
See Clarence appears none tn
worse Tor his experience, but Jill
has been lame and practically laid u
ever since he got back.
The GOLD LEAF does not claim t
have discovered another Edwin Mari
nam or boast that the production {
Its poet rivals that of 'The Man Wit
the Hoe" But that the author {
Facts About Tobacco publishe
.HC IOuIIll page Oh Tie paper III
Week. stands in a class by himsel
those who read his lines will not di
pute
VI. J. K. NJ. Baxter of Greensboro
was caller at this office Tuesda,
lie was accompanied by Mr.. Geore
Il HrlssOm with whom he rode Ovt
Rom kittrell, where he had been
zee his son. This was Mr. Baxter
INST visit to Henderson and he e,
Pressed himself as agreeably SUI
pfiSed to find it a town of such ST
and prOgressiveness.
PFof. L. B. Edwards who has bee
here spending his summer vacatio
returned last week to Live Oak, Fla
u resume his duties as superinten'
eht OF the graded school there ,
5le opening of the fall term. Pro
Ed"ards has greatly added to b
reputation as an educator since
became superintendent of the schO
al Live Oak several years ogo, ia
which his friends note with pleasu1
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