The gold leaf., 1907-09-19

O,0rs, Windows, Frames, Yak
WanteIs, Tiles. Crates, &c.
IOHN B. WATKINS.
g,. Il l.. Henderson is spending
st.a days iii town.
u..J3-irClirk is visit ing relatives
orI friends in Richmond.
Mr., Ino. :. Kpyster is GONZALES
rng after spell % fever.
NJ. NoIlir Shaw of Shawboro, is
yi..tin. Mrs u. i. Cooper, Jr.
Mrs.. Edward Hines OF Stovnll, is
,..,-iau her SOl. Mr. f. lwarI Hines.
Mr. Thn- B. Bullock is away this
c..; visiting his friends at Nutbush.
Mr.. ]. +. Scales of Durham, is
,.if;ng heriather Mr.. Edward Hines.
r,I. AMI Mrs. Henry Perry spent
lat week at the Jamestown Exposi-
ton.
The Misses Lyon of Durham, are
y..riu. their sister, Mrs. l.. W.
B,rup-
Mis- LllIa Burton left Monday to
attend school at Hollins Institute,
Virginia
Mr.. Jno Early Boyd of Attapul-
gus, Gu.. il visiting relatives near
ToTur,yiiIr.
Mr. Samuel Watkins has returned
from New York where he spent sew
rriI days buying new goods.
Nrs>rs. W. W. Rowland, Sol. Sat
rrrNhitr and John Hicks are taking
athr Exposition this week
Mr. Jesse Bullock of Waterbury,
Conn, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs K. e. Bullock, at William sbOrO.
Mr. Hamilton Thomas who is an
engineer ON the b. & O.. has returned
to Martinsburg, West Va, after IL
visit to relatives here.
Mr. GrOrage A. Rose has returned
from tin" Northern markets where he
has been to buy new goods for the
'irorge \ Rose Company.
Mr. anl Mrs. Wesley Adams have
riurupd from a visit to the James
toHu Exposition, Old Point and
other places Of interest and pleasure
aIJuud Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Daniel is stenographeI
/ tl,o Il rC>t
ton Mills, taking the place OF Mr.
Whitfield StalingS who quit to go tC
The niyersity.
Messrs. Whitfield Stallings and
Edwin Watkins should have been
numbered among the young men
who have gone from Henderson tC
the University of North Carolina.
The ;. X. Rowland cottage OIL
IiaIIrS street is offered for rent
tIy" rooms and reception hall. Pos
session given the first of October.
for terms, etc, apply to John b
Watkins.
One OF the most interesting plays
OF the last decade is w. E. Nanke
EII'eS Human Hearts which will
be seen at the Grand Theatre Friday
NIGHT. Lovers of q good play should
not miss il.
Miss Pattie Manning left last weel
To visit the jamestown Exposition
ana spend awhile with relatives il
AorloIk, going thence to Newburgh
v J., where she has been maxim,
|f hom" the past year.
Want to rent Il farm? J. r. Clacl
"'I''rtlSrS Il good One-horse farm
nr IT town for rentfor the year 1908
HA-r"om dwelling house on the prem
Uses. Il Interested call on Mr.. ClacI
'f terms and further particulars.
Human Hearts, the play to be pro
""'rd nj the Grand Theatre Frida
"'-l',ir1S been seen here befOre-an
"..y favorable impressions are ha
&" II. No doubt large audience wi
greet ITS return tomorrow night.
h@v. {. Z. Newman, pastor of tn
Hfi>tIan cnurch, will preach in tn
FeNoyterian church Sunday morl
".2, There will be no services a
n'g.t \ cordial invitation is e,
lr"''"d the public to hear Mr. New
man
W: l.. Stainback gives notice {
NV ,g tHg qualified as administratc
u u Nicholas II. Stainback, deceased
i.fSons who have claims against II
F>Ia'e or are indebted thereto wi
1'Ae notice and govern themselv,
accordingly.
a. Il. Hayes. Norlina, n. c., adye
t'S-S USES one 3O-horse power engine al
"oA"r ior sale on reasonable term
VT VIII exchange for mules. Part
""o wishes to buy such property ,
mike exchange would do we'll to co
respond with Mr.. Hays.
vance county is we'll represented
1 4s jamestown Exposition the
II'lS. About seventy-fye person
TTo1snt tickets here for Norfolk {
dlI tuesday morning of last week, al
u ulutfS went later, while a good crov
went down Friday morning; al
"saln last Tuesday quite numb