The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-02-03

While they have all been very light
the number SHOWS we have had This
winter has been greater than usual
One Monday night following q big
ram when the ground was thorough
ly wet, made the biggest showing of
any, and evidences of it are still yisi-
BILE. "
j X. Carter advprtises his draw or
livery business, or both together, for
sale. Or will sell the bakery, cOnfec-
tlonery store and restaurant. His
reason for wishing to sell is that he
cannot properly attend to more than
one business, not that either Of these
interests do not pay him.
AS to how far the town clock can
be heard we will state that it serves
the purpose of marking the passing
hours Tor persons living beyond the
corporate limits Col. Gary tells MS
1T can be heard at his home the other
sid" OF the coal chute. and has saved
him the purchase of Il clock which he
was contemplating.
j. {. kittrelI, trustee, advertises TO
sell one undivided one-ffth interest
IN certain tracts or parcels of land
situate on the Lynbank and Hender
son public road, in Vance county. at
public auction TO the highest bidder,
Tor cash, on Monday, March 7th,
Sale will be held at the court house
ut l2:3O O'Clock u. NJ.
Beginning Tuesday, February LIST.
Thomas & NpwcOmb inaugurated a
special sale OF new embrOideries. tor
chOn, val, and Irish point lacps. at
>, 10, 10 and 20 cents. Also beauti-
full line OF new white goods, silks. and
ladies neckwpar. This sale will con-
tinue ten days, but early BUYERS will
have the advantage. "La Rine," the
queen OF LOO cOrsets. and Fav Ideal
stockings, 'the best thing on foot"
Mr.. Esker Crabtree has gone to
Greensboro to take finishing course
III pharmacy. Esker is a good boy.
polite and accommodating, and re
celvpd his training at DOrsey's drug
store from which some of the best
young druggists in the State have
gone out. That he will make good
and return with his certificate of
graduation as a full flpdgpd pharma-
cist his friends have every confidence.
After spending a few weeks here at
home with his people DR.. John Hill
Tucker left Tuesday night for Balti-
more to resume his work at the Eve
and Ear and Throat hospital, where
he will be for several months vet.
When he completes the term of his
hospital engagement and finishes the
course he is taking in the study and
treatment OF diseases of the eye. ear
and throat, DR.. Tucker will make
this branch of the practice a spp-
cialty.
This is one of the best seasons in
the year to get bargains at the
stores. The merchants are anxious
to dispose of their remaining stocks
OF winter goods and make room for
new things for the spring trade. The
wise merchant will acquaint the pub
lie with the bargains he has to offer,
and it will be a good idea for every
body to keep their eyes on the ad-
vertising columns of the GOLD LEAF
that they may be informed where to
buy to advantage.
Mr.. Robert Lee Hart went to
Greensboro Sunday to take a special
course at Pages School of Pharma-
cy preparatory to applying for H.
cense as a registered druggist. He
has served the regular three years
apprenticeship with Kerner-McNair
Company and is well up in his bust
ness. Steady, reliable, gentlemanly
and Obliging Robert Lee has filled
his position with satisfaction to his
employers and customers and he
will be missed from his accustomed
place in that popular establishment.