The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-11-22
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOHN B. WATKINS.

ThOuas 4 NewcOmb advertise {
and f shoes for children. New line
just in,
Mrs. E. \. Wyche, two children and
ugr.p returned home to Rosemary
Yesterday after spending d week with
rrIarivrS here.
Mr.. /. J. Young is the best pleased
nIa IN town right now, and I'LL be-
r.:q>n IL little girl has come to bless
AMI brighten his home.
Mr>srs. ". d. Burwell and r. 6.
Sn-ri left Friday III CHIT for Memphis,
Tenn. and Arkansas to look after
their property interests out there
and incidentally visit relatives.
Mrs. Missilier is making special run
prices on dry goods to reduce stock
i.inrr the first OF the year. A nice
line to select from. Some real bar
gains are offered in ladies' cloaks.
Only Il few more LETT.
Sheriff Powell went to Raleigh Sat
urrlrv and settled in full the State
taxes due for 1906. He was the
first sheriff to settle and he halls
from Vance, if the Raleigh Evening
Times lid credit him to Henderson
county.
Mr.. IL. H. Craig, superintendent of
the Harriet cotton mills, went to
StatesyiIe, his old home, Saturday
andrpturned Monday. Hewent after
his mother who has been in States
Vile since the death Of her husband
some time ago.
Manager B. s. Aronson went to
Raleigh to see Paul Gilmore in "At
Yale Tuesday night. If the new
opera house had been finished in
time Mr.. Aronson would have Sc
cured Mr.. Gilmore as the opening
attraction here.
Work ON tie new theatre building
is nearing completion. 1t will he
done about the tenth OF December
and he opening performance will be
given on the Dist. the new comic
opera success '.The Tenderfoot,'
being the attraction.
Oscar p. Vanlandingham gives no.
tee of having qualified as admins
iotratOr of the estate of Mrs. W.
Namandingham deceased. All per-
sons interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly. An
drew J. Harris, attorney.
The newspaper is law book for the
incident. IL sermon for the thought
less, il library for the poor and add
monishcr for the lawless. 1t may
stimulate the most Indifferent, but it
cannot be published without cost
and sent free to subscribers.
The pOstoffice habit among chill
dren has become q nuisance both to
the public and the postmaster, and
the suggestion is made that parents
should not allow their children to
visit the postOitice (unless especi-
ally sent) as they go and come from
school
George w. Dow, Kittrell, n. c., ad
vertises fine pair Of standard bred
horses for sale. Excellent for car
riage or farm. Also pair of Duroc-
Jersey swine-pedigreed stock-splen-
did for breedingpurposes. See notice
III another column and apply quick
Won wish to purchase.
Those who fail to take advantage
"f the bargains offered at Drew's >,
10 and % cent store are missing
something. When it is stated that
they sell tat retaiD six to eight hun
dred pounds of candy Il week some
idea may be gathered OF what they
are dOiuT in at her lines
Mr.. George Buchan left last week
on his return to Panama after Il
months stay here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buch. He went
via Birmingham to see his brother,
Mr.. Henry Buchan, and was accom-
panied by his mother who will be
away two or three weeks.
This is lust the size town to settle
down in and enjoy life Everything
Tor the comfort of life can be bought
here and SO will 90 us far as 500
Will in larger cities. When you want
To leave the farm, come to Henderson
and build Il nice comfortable home
s.and I've among the best people in the
world.
Mrs. ". \. Hunt and little daugh-
ter have returned from Raleigh where
Size had been to visit the family of
Hon. James +. Young, her brother.
Mr.. Hunt went to accompany them
home and incidentally attend the
performance "At Yale" as presented
10y Paul Gilmore and his excellent
company Tuesday night.
In order to better accommodate
ms large and growing trade, r. b.
Powell, the grocer, has put in anoth-
er phone, and the word ''busy" is not
now heard so frequently when
Powell's grocery is called for. Two
phones-both No. 9S-two delivery
wagons and a half a dozen statesmen
Insure prompt attention and quick
delivery at Powel's.
Mr.. Mark III. Allen, late engineer,
conductor and holder-down of two
or three other positions all at one
and the same time on the Sea-
board road between Henderson and
oxford, was here on business yester-
day. Mr.. Allen is now running as en-.
gineer on the new Durham and
Southern railroad, of which Capt
Dlck Chatham is manager, and says
lie ne has good job with less respon
s'olllty than his old one over here.
r3 zee their new line of Hosiery at H