The gold leaf., 1906-03-29
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VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors. Windows, Frames,
Oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c
IOHN B. WATKINS.

John B. WATKINS.
The ground hog knew what he was
I doing when he went back III his hole
Mrs. VIM. II. S. Burgwyn of Wei
don, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. +.
Ingle, in Henderson.
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Carter is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas |.
Harris, in Henderson.
W. e. Ross, Il. f. d. No. ,, wants
. six good milch cows at once. See
advertisement i'll this paper.
B. 5. ArOnsOn advertises new ar
rivals of kirschbaum clothes. You
know what they are Latest exclu-
sive styles.
Miss Annie Watkins returned home
to Durham Tuesday after spending Il
week with relatives and friends in
Henderson.
Considerable building will be done
this spring. Some OF the contractors
already have so much work ahead
that they decline to take any more
John W. Prgram, r. F. d. No 2,
advertises that he is prepared to
do hauling of all kinds. He has two
good teams and makes Il speciality of
heavy hauling.
The furniture for the new Graded
1SrhoOl building has arrived and will
soon be placed in position, the finish
sinG touches being put on the inside
8as rapidly as possible
There have not been many days
when the ground hog could have seen
his shadow since he is supposed to
have come out of his hole the second
day of February and gone back for
six weeks more of winter weather.
The spring openings were i'll full
blast yesterday, and again today
the show is ON Ones senses were
fairly bewildered by the pretty things
displayed each merchant vieing
against his neighbOr in the effort to
surpasS.
I'm advertiser wants to buy
small farm within one mile of Hen
dcr-Ou, we'll Watered and with suf-
j ticlcncy of fire wood ON it, Person
I who has such property for sale
should write to No. t, r. +. ID. No. |,
lncz y. {.
Lewis W Barnes was in Baltimore
last week to buy another stock of
new clothing. His trade has been so
large this season that it has been
necessary to constantly replenish in
order to meet the demands OF his
customers.
The Sturges 4 Shell Company
have moved to the LasSiter building,
their growing trade demanding
larger quarters Then too, the Ioca-
tion is better suited to their business
being enabled to unload ears right at
the back door.
In order to make some changes in
their store W. T. Written & Co. will
sell their entire line of books, sta
tionerv, china, silverware, TOYS,
novelties. &c, at cost for cash. Sale
will last two weeks beginning Mon
day. April 2nd.
Lewis Barnes says it will do the
boys good to see the piles of stuff
coming into his place He bought
another big stock in Baltimore last
week and shows Il strong and nObbv
line OF clothing, furnishing goods,
shoes. hats. etc.
W. l.. Roberts announces that he
Is still III the laundry business. repre-
sentlng the Oak City Laundry. Raj
elgh. Work guaranteed to be salts
factory and cheaper than YOU can
get 1t done anywhere else is the claim
he makes for Your patronage
In sending the GoLp LEAF an
] advertis"ment OF their we'll known
fertilizers, as they have done for
many years. the f. :. Royster Guano
Company say: We have always re-
garded your paper as very infupn-
tlaI and profitable to us rs an aivcr-
tISlng medium.
Mr. W. Leroy Coghill OF the John
Church Co., New York City, was here
short while last week to see his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. ". COwhill.
tie had lust returned from Il very sue
ceS>iul business tripto Canada extend
Iu@ he trade and reputation of his
ilrm IN the Dominion.
Architect H. {. Linthicum of Dur
nam, was here this week. He is
m1klng plans for handsome store
oCl,'ilng to be erected by Hawkins
ami Fitzgerald on the lot next to the
'Foatan Club. and will do some
work for J. Hill Parham in remodel
Ing lis residence on William street.
The Poythress Coal and Wood
,QlnPany advertise lime. cement,
lite Hold wall plaster. brick,
Shingles, doors. windows. etc. for
SaIa >I Full stock at lowest prices.
Inns firm recently bought o. o.
louhg's Old mill for storage pur-
poses, unloading car load lots right
IL the back.
Mr. Sidney Green takes his old
pldee as yard master in Henderson
asain, succeeding Mr.. Lashley who
returns to Raleigh. Mr.. Green has
Zen running as freight conductor
al:n enc he was yard master here. He
%a mn move his family (wife and child
l.eLe from Raleigh as soon as he cal
se1 a house to live in.