The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1906-06-07
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

JOHN b. watkins.
Mrs. r. r. Satterwhite has been
numbered among the sick several
days.
The electric fans at the soda foun-
tains are proving IL great comfort to
patrons.
Miss Pela Williams of kittrell is
visiting Miss Ruth Harris in Hen
dcrsOn this week.
Miss Genevieve Lewis, of Baltimore,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Marie
Manning, in Henderson.
DR. l.. l.. Nash went to Greensboro
Tuesday to spend few days with
his son, Mr.. Marvin Nash.
Mrs w. w. Morris and little
daughter, Katherine, went to Louis
burg yesterday to visit Mrs. Jennie
Hart,
Miss LeOna Currin went to Panacea
Springs last week to stay a while.
Miss Florence Joined her there this
week.
Young lady wants position us STEM
ographer. Call or address: StenOg
rapher, care this Office, for further
information.
The coolest place in town. is what
they ayof Whitten's store since put
ting in IN overhead electric fan at the
soda fountain.
Mrs. Maria Harris went to Ashe-
vile last week to stay some time.
She will visit her sister in Green's
bOro also before returning.
Attention is called to the official
analysis of Henderson water (city
supply made by the State biologist.
Pure water is the stamp put upon
it,
Miss Ethel Harris returned home
last week from the Greensboro State
Normal, where she has been teaching
i'll the Practice School for the past
year.
At the meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners Monday, W.
W. Swain, Road Supervisor, rendered
his resignation. The Board declined
to accept it.
The report has gotten out in some
way that there are one thousand
cases of mumps and measles in town.
This is q gross eXaggeratlOn. There
are only few cases in town.
This is the month in which you
have to list your taxes. p. E. Row
land is taking the tax list for Hen
derson township and can be found in
the court house, ready to wait on all
cOmers
Mr. Wallace Curtin left last week
for Whitefish, Montana, where he
had position as telegraph oper atOr
offered him. Mr.. Horace Rowland
has been out there for some time EN-
ployed as operator
Mrs. l.. l.. Nash went to Panacea
Springs Tuesday to stay awhile.
She is Just recovering from a serious
protracted sickness and goes to Pan
acea in the hope that drinking the
water will be beneficial to her.
J. c. Myrick advertises for one
mare pony with blaze face, strayed
from his home in Henderson Sunday.
Person who has taken up or possess
es information of the whereabouts
OF said pony will confer a favor on
MIR. Myrick by notifying him.
Miss Nell Lassiter, of Rich Square,
is the guest of Miss Marie Manning.
They were students together at the
Conservatory of Music in Durham,
and Miss Lassiter is on her way
home, having stayed over for Trinity
college commencement exercises.
The. Board OF County Commissioners
met in regular session Monday trans
acting the usual routine business.
j. \. Fleming and W. W. Swain were
appointed special committee to eX-
anime the bridge at Island Creek.
The tax levy as agreed on by the
Board and Justices of the Peace is
published elsewhere.
Mr. c. H. Gattis, the clever and
ubiquitous travelling passenger agent
OF the SeabOard Air Line Railway,
was here Monday on official business
connected with his road. He inform
ed Us that the Seaboard was plan
ilng number OF popular excursions
LOT TINS season and that everything
possible will be done to accommodate
The public and make these occasions
even more popular than ever.
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FOR boating, belching, sour stomach,
pad breath, malassimilation of food, and all
SnPtoms OF indigestion, Rings Dyspepsia
laDiets are prompt and efficient corrective