The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-09-30

home don't deserve one, says an eX-
change And in that case home is
not home to some Of the inmates.
K. S. MnCoin gives notice of having
qualified ~ administrator OF }. Il.
Fleming. deceased. Persons inter-
estnd will takenOtice and be governed
accordingly.
Mrs. Lucy Farriss, of Wilmington,
came Monday and will spend some
time in Henderson with her mother,
Mrs. ISABELLA Belts, and her sister,
Mrs r. l.. Wester.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian church Sunday night,
but special exercises-the observance
Of Sunday-school day-will be held,
to which the public is cordially in
vited The program is printed else
where
j. H. BrOdie gives notice of the loss
or msIaying of receipt No. 81 for
100000, first payment on 30
shares Of stock in the Harriet Cotton
Mil Company, issued to him by the
said company. on the 22nd day Of
March, 1909. All persons are mott
fed not to trade, buy or negotiate
for same.
DR. +. A. Macon has returned from
n week : stay at Panacea Springs and
is at his office again. He has been
suffering for some time with a lame
loot which confined him TO his home
and incaparitated him for business.
And when he was able to get about 1T
was to go on crutches. But he has
discarded his sticks now and is at
work again.
MIR. George A. Barnes, OF Fayette-
willie. is visiting relatives and friends
in Henderson. He came Saturday
and will return this week. Mr.. Barnes
Is with the Carolina Telephone and
/. Telegraph Company, in charge of the
exchange rs plant manager, a posi-
ton i'll which he has made good. He
has been in Fayetteville about three
aud half years and says he likes
the place and people.
1t would be superfuous of course to
call attention to the large and at
tractive advertisement OF the John
Robinson Shows, which is printed on
the fourth page of the paper this
week. You will see this il you do not
see anything else-and seeing it you
VIII read 1t, every word OF it. And
not only YOU but every other person
INTO whose hands copy OF the GOLD
LEAF falls this week-little and big,
male and female.
In tragedy there are tears but in
comedy there is fun. Let us laugh
and be merry for il we laugh the
world laughs with us but II we weep,
We weep alone. There Is many a
laugh to be had and not tear to be
shed by attending the performance
Of that very funny play, above the
Limit" headed by that very funny
comedian, Charley Grapewin, at the
Grand Theatre next Wednesday
night, October 9th.
Mr. Sid B. Belts has returned from
Richmond, where he has been living
tor some time, and taken work at
'ooper's Warehouse again He was
one of the right hand men of the
clerical force in that popular estab
liNhment years ago and itlooks quite
natural to see him there again. SID
Is we'll known and popular with the
Farmers, Is energetic and accommo
dating and will make himself usefu
TO proprietors and patrons alike.
Charles Klein American play, 9Th,
Lion and the Mouse" which Henry
Il. Harris will produce here Friday
night, October Sth, has won from
audiences in all the larger cities tn
most cordial demonstrations OF ap
4 PFoyat, and it has certainly takel
rank as the notable success of tn
ne" century. Deservedly is this 81
!of 1t Is a finely effective dramati
presentation of a subject that is a
present OF paramount interest will
american people-the corruption O
one civil government by the power O
concentrated wealth.