The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-07-26
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors. Windows, Frames, Oak
ManteIs, Tiles, Crates, &c.
IOFiN B. WATKINS.

Mantels, lies, CRATES, &c.
IOFIN B. WATKINS.
Miss Mamie Goodson of Durham,
j. visiting Miss Julia Cooper in Hen
d,r-au.
Miss StancelI OF Margarettsville, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Gay, on
Turner avenue.
The Vance County Baptist Union
will meet at Poplar Creek church
saturday and Sunday. \ large at
tendance is expected.
Mrs. james A. O'Neill, left Monday
night for Hokendauqua, Penn, in
response to a telegram announcing
the news of the death OF her brother,
Mr.. John Fnllagar
Misses Jessie Harris and Marie
Manning went to Richmond Tuesday,
the former returning yesterday after
noon while the latter will stay few
days with relatives.
Buy your tobacco fues from Ii. X.
Futrell, Montgomery street oppO
site Cooper's Warehouse. He uses
the best grade of iron and builds his
nurs for service All orders prompt
~ filled.
Mr. George Rowland, one of the
pleasing and popular drug clerks at
Uorscy's drug store, returned Tues
day night from ten days vacation
spent at the watering places around
Norfolk
Mr. Sol Chandler has returned to
Henderson and again takes his old
place at Parker S uptown drug store.
Sol is popular as well as capable and
his friends are glad to have him with
IL again.
Coming up from Morehead City,
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Las
sitter, Saturday, Mrs J. ". Hanes of
Winston. stopped over and spent
Sunday i'll Henderson, a guest at Mr..
and Mrs. I. VI. Pittman's.
Miss Jennie Davis OF Henderson, Tin
Vance county, came here last week,
attracted by the superior business
opportunities afforded by Hender-
soayIIe. She has accepted Il position
with the HendersOnville Mercantile
tompany.-Hentlersonville Times.
Mrs. r. 6. Hart and children OF
Louisburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W II Hart All friends and rela-
tivcs give them cordial welcome
Mrs. Hart will visit her father, Mr.
W. l.. Burroughs. Il few days and re-
turn to Henderson Tuesday, July
2lst.
Mr. Edward Hines went to Green's
boro Tuesday to spend q few days
with his daughter, Mrs Pinkney
Scales. 1t is not often that he takes
Il vacation and during his absence he
will be missed from his accustomed
place at the teller's window in the
Citizens Bank.
Person having good mich COW for
sale may find a purchaser by apply
ING at this office Grade Jersey pre-
ferred-one that will give 3 or 81
gallons of milk Il day. Must be kind
and gentle. and not too old. No
need to applyifyour COW does not fill
these requirements.
Mrs. A. II. Houfi is at Buffalo
Springs, and we haveit from our lone
some and long-faced friend "a. II. "
that she is much improved already
and enjoying her stay at this famous
resort. There is Il large crowd of
ron@cnial people at Buffalo and
guests are coming and going all the
time.
Tine Acme Manufacturing Com
pany. StOvall, n. c., want a sales
man to sell their mattresses to mer-
chants. Unlimited territory. Per
sons wishing position should write
at once giving references. The Acme
Manufacturing Company make a
good mattress and there should be
no difficulty in finding ready sale for
their goods.
Small men with small purposes do
not help to make Il town lively and
progressive, says an exchange. The
man who never contributes to public
enterprises or voluntarily assists in
supporting any OF the public enter
prlses isnOt worth coaxing to remain
IN IL town, and should he decide to
move out it is always a matter Of
cengratulatiOn It's units and not
mere ciphers that count for some
thing