The gold leaf., 1907-09-19
Notice.

',o"i anu alCer TINS date, all cards
Oh thanks, obituaries, resolutions of
respect, etc, printed in the Coin
LEAF Will be charged for. Cards of
thanKs VIII be 30 cents up, according
10 the amount of space used. Obit-
uarles, resolutions of respect, etc,
VIII be one cent IL word. In all cases
cash must accompany the order.
This means Ofcourse purely obituary
notices. All facts that are of interest
will be published free as news i'm con-
nection with any death notice.
Taxes are due and both the sheriff
and town tax collector are ready to
exchange receipts for the cash of all
persons who want them. Come early
and avoid the rush.
The loss of Il coat and hat is ad-
vertised for by r. b. Womack. Was
dropped from the buggy Saturday
night somewhere between town and
the Henderson cotton mill Finder
will be suitably rewarded by return
ing property to Mr.. Womack at the
Harriet mill
On account of failing to make con-
nection in Norfolk, the Lyman II.
Howe moving picture company did
not fill their engagement here last
night, thus disappointing many per-
sons, especially the children. But
they will come again-next season.
If they cannot make Il date eall lier
Capt. j. S. POythress is already in
the field with 1908 calendars adver-
tising POythress coal and wood yard,
lumber, cement blocks, etc. Hand
some wall calendars showing a pref
ty young girl at the phone, for the
office, and packages of assorted nee
dies and handy thermometer for the
ladies.
Mr.. T. r. Walker of Littleton,
former editor of the News Reporter,
was a Henderson visitor last week.
He tells us he is thinking about en-
gaging in the newspaper business
| again as it is hard to wean him from
his old love. Mr.. Walkers friends
would welcome his return to the edi-
torial tripod.
There was an error in the notice
last week OF the coming meeting of
the Tar River Baptist Association
in Henderson. The meeting will begin
on Monday night, October 7th, and
not the 1st, as published. The figure
Il" was mistaken for 81" and the
error was not discovered until after
the paper was printed.
Mention was made last week that
Mr.. C. W. Williams was staying at
Thomas & Newcomb's while Mr..
Thomas was gone North to buy new
goods. Now we canannOunce to the
friends of both Mr.. Williams and the
firm that he has engaged with them
permanently and will hereafter be
found there ready and pleased to see
and serve the trade.
Dr. S. Rapport, ,refracting optician,
will be at Massenburg's Hotel in Hen
derson on Tuesday, Oct. 1st, for the
purpose ofexamining eyes and fitting
glasses. Will fit you with suitable
glasses in any style of steel OF gold
frames from 5000 up, including ex-
animation. Persons wishing to con-
suit DR.. Rapport should bear this
appointment in mind.
Mr.. J. H. Kitchin who has been
billing clerk at the Seaboard Air
Line Railway depot here for more
than a year, takes position with
the Watkins Hardware Company as
book-keeper, whereat that firm is to
be congratulated. There was never
a more faithful employe or more alb
ject slave to his business than MIR.
kitchin, is the oft repeated remark
of those who have watched him. Mr.
j. II. Singleton takes Mr.. kitchin's
place at the depot.
Rev. A. S. Caldwell, OF Barium
Springs, preached in the Presbyteri
an church Sunday. His discourse in
the morning had to do largely will
the Presbyterian Orphanage, the
great work it has accomplished, what
it is still doing, it's needs, etc, and W.
2 are sure those who heard him have 6
: higher appreciation of the noble cause
: so ably presented. Mr.. Caldwell is /
gifted and pleasing speaker his ser
: mons illuminating and edifying
: spiritual and helpful. ~