The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-03-28
VERY LOW PRICES.
On Lumber, Lime, Shingles
Doors, Windows. Frames, Oak
Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.

Thomas Il NewcOmb offer nice
line of shoes, shirts and neckwear for
the Easter trade
Mrs. Henry Pope aud daughter,
Miss Laura, of Dunn, are visiting the
family of Mr. G. +. Pope.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Dunlop of Baltimore, is
a Henderson visitor, to spend awhile
with her sister and brother, Mrs.
Manning and Mr. T.. A. Lewis.
POwells Grocery offers every deli
clcv OF Florida vegetable garden.
He keeps at all times IL choice stock
of fruits and vegetables, canned and
,ottled goods, cakes, etc.
Mrs Ann Elizabeth Coghill gives
office OF having qualified us admin
stratrix, with will annexed, of K. {.
oghill, deceased. Persons interest
d will take notice and govern them
lives accordingly.
Miss Pattie Norman of Baltimore,
listing Mrs. Lucy {. Edwards in
Henderson. Miss Norman lived here
at one time being member OF the
faculty OF Henderson College under
the management of Mr. Rhodes.
The Clansman which comes to the
Grand Theatre April 10th is going
to draw a big crowd. Seats are al
ready being reserved by PERSONS i'll
Oxford, Louisburg, kittrell, War
rrnton, Rosemary and other out
side points.
Our young friend Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper,
.Jr, goes home earlier these evenings
and is later coming up town next
morning. There is fine boy at his
house and ID. Y, III, fondly watches
ID. \ III, to see how he grows more
like his ''papa.'
A. q. Daniel, lumber dealer, carries
in stock of windows, sash and doors,
beside flooring, ceiling moulding,
humber, shingles, etc, which he sells
at lowest prices. A nice lot OF cedor
p0sts-difficult to obtain-tO which
special attention is called
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Harris
hnve returned from Edgefield, S. C.,
where they went to visit their daugh.
ter, Mrs. j r. Tompkins. Mr.. Har.
ria went down last week and Mrs
Harris who had been there for some
time, returned home with him.
Mr.. Jim Horton went back to Co,
lumbia, 5. C. Saturday to report fOI
duty on the ATLANTA Coast Line. 1t
will be recalled that he was ba dly in
jured in n collision on the road some
time ago and after he was able tC
leave the hospital he came home to
recuperatp. He is not entirely wei
yet but able to take his engine again.
A letter from Mr.. Edgar Il. Malone
requesting that the paper be changed
to his present address, informs Us
that he has been transferred from
Montazuma to La Grange, Ga, in the
service of the Atlanta, Birmingham
< Atlantic Railroad Company-pre
sumably n promotion, which Mr.
Mahone's Henderson friends will note
with pleasure.
Henry Il. Powell, town clerk, gives
notice to persons who have not paid
their pavement accounts to the town
that said accounts have been placed
i'll the hands of the town tax col
hector, and ii not paid at once, they
will be advertised in the next issue Of
the GOLD LEAF and the property
sold on the first Monday in May,
1907, as authorized by law for the
collection of other taxes due the
town
At fire in Richmond recently Lieut.
(. II. Harris was struck in the face
with nozzle and severely hurt, while
several other firemen narrowly es.
capped being overcome by smoke and
heat Mr.. Harris is a Henderson man
and his friends will be glad to learr
that his injuries were not more seri
Gus. He has been q member OF thu
Richmond fire department for severa
years and is counted one of the best
and most reliable men in the service