The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-07-22

Charles street.
Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. Robert
Bum and Miss Nellie Crow went to
ocean View Saturday to stay II
month.
Mrs Missilier advertises cut prices
OIL all summer goods. Special re-
duced prices on umbrellas. Some
pretty styles in fancy handles still
remaining.
Seeing an adver tisement of the
play Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
reminds us. 1t used to be ten bar
rooms in n night with some fellows
but it i not so now.
Samuel Watkins has made u deep
cut in the price on all spring and sum-
mrrrIOthing, shoes, hats and furnish
iugs. \ rare opportunity to save
money on such goods is now offered
The following item is taken from
last weeks Louisburg Times: Mr.
H. l.. NOrveIl, OF Henderson, has
opened pool room in the Meadows
building, and Mr. Tom Stone, of
Henderson. has taken the position as
manager of same.
Ii YOU look around at the work
and business going on in Henderson
Won may be convinced that this is not
the dUlleSt time that ever struck the
town In fact travelling men say
Henderson is one of the best towns
they make" in their territory.
Misses Mittie Lee, Osa and Pearl
Taylor of Oxford, and Miss Minnie
RagsdaIe of Cardena, \. C.. who have
been visiting Mrs W. IL. Wester, their
aunt, for Il week, returned to their
respective homes yesterday, having
greatly enjoyed their stay here.
The condition of Mr.. E. A. Rodwell
continues to improve slightly. There
have been some unfavOrable symp-
toms lately but not of serious
nature and it is believed that the
crisis has been solely passed and the
patient is on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs Brooks Parham, Mr.
and Mrs d. y. Cooper, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. :. =. Cooper. Misses Julia Cooper,
krhrcca Watkins, Leah and Mary
Perry and Genevieve Cooper and
Mpssrrs j. H. Brodie and George
cooper have returned home from
Morehpad
Crimson clover makes an excellent
grazing crop during the winter and
early spring. PlOwed under early in
The spring it is equal to an applica-
ton OF stable manure Puts humus
III the land and makes it rich and
mellow. Sow seed i'll July, August
aud September. Melville Dorsey can
supply your wants in seeds of all
kinds
Hill e. Linthicum advertises de-
Sirable residence-hish home place-on
the corner of BurWell avenue and
Parham street in Henderson for sale.
Brick cottage containing ) rooms.
Lot 100 21O feet. Splendid well
oi water. good garden. etc. Terms
reasonable. If interested write to Mr.
Llnthicum. post office box IS, Dur
ham, y {.
Mrs. Samuel Watkins and son, Mr.
Harry Watkins, went to Henderson,
I'M itNt WIEN " SDclu colIiO tilhiS
Fortunate are those who may stay
Tor season among the good PEG
pie of thuu delightful town amid the
hrauties of nature and invigoratins
climate with which it is favored. On,
rarely finds more picturesque noun
tain scenery than that around Hen
jacksonville and the ToXaway coun
try.
The winner of the two prizes offer
FL by the Watkins Hardware Com
pany during the month of June. were
Warden Ward and Solomon Eann
both colored The first named hell
coupon No. "a which drew the ic
cream freezer, and the latter No. 81
awater cooler. As Vann lives in th
country the fact that he was one c
the winners was somewhat late i
being ascertained.
The friends of Editor Thomas {
the LOuisburg Times, will learn wit
pleasure OF his improved state {
health. He has been at Panace
Springs several week resting and r
cuperating. The following item
NIL lIOIu ble tIHieS VI ldSC "tci
y letter from Mr.. j. A. Thomas r
ccelved this week states that he is sti
improving and hopes to be at hon
again soon. His many friends vii
no doubt, be pleased to read this.
1t Costs Money to Paint.
Itcosts more if you don't Your hou
wears out if not painted Then it cos
money to repair it and money to pair
II. 1t don't cost much money to pai
with the l.. & NJ. Paint, because gallo
vi VI, the l.. & NJ. and 3 gallons of Linse'
vi makes Z gallons OF ready-for-u
pant at only 81 20 per gallon. Thirt
81 GEe years use in every part OF the Unit
1ntates has proven it. Sold by Melvi