The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1883-05-31
James A. IudingtOn of HarreutOp.

James A. Ludington of HarrentOD,
has accepted position with E. G.
Davis, as job printer, to succeed
Henry Seeman. Jim is an industri-
Gus boy and will make himself useful
to his new employer.
The GOLD LEAF coDgratulates
itself upon having secured Mr.. Harry
II. Harper of Warrenton. as a MEM
Der of its topographic corps. Harry
is an excellent young man, moral and
industrious, and the girls declale he
is ''really good looking"
Mr.. Walter II. Aycock Of Hender-
son, having accepted a position with
Armstrong and Gupton general
merchants, Rocky Mount, left yes
terday to enter upon his duties
Walter is an industrious and worthy
young man and the GOLD LEAF
wishes him success
d. S. Carraway the talented and
good looking young editor the Will
son .SJtings, honored the GOLD LEAF
with a visit this week. Cute" is
genial and happy fellow, full of
fun and good humor, aud richly de-
serves more than bachelors pOr-
lion of the good things OF this life.
Joseph q. Br0mel who, since its
foundation, has been connected with
the topographic department Of the
GOLD LEAF, left yesterday u accept a
similar position in Mariana. Flor
ida. Joe is young man OF exemplary
habits. and his many friends here
regretted to see him leave. The
GOLD LEAF cOmmends him to the
tender lnercies Of the people OF his
new home, and wishes him abundant
success in life.
Glad to have a pleasant call yester-
day from our esteemed friend VIM.
Ii. Utley, Esq, editor Of the spright-
iy little EUeni1g Visitor, Raleigh,
who was here on a flying business
trip. He was fat, fair and funny,
flor he is the veritable Bill Harp,
who does the photographic business
for the Vsitor) wore good clothes,
fourished a gold headed cane and
looks like father Time and the tickle
God of Fortune are dealing with
him as tenderly as he deserves. The
choicest seat in the GOLD LEAFS
collection of dilapidated furniture is
always reserved for brother Utley.
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None but pure, fresh and, reliable
| drugs enter into the prescriptions
compounded at
%. OWEN DAVIS DRUGSTORE.
Thad Manning says he is not &C.
he is doing his best to leave the ranks
Of single cus5ednes5. You're a sly
boy, Thad, but we caught you cast
ing sleeps eyes at the Blonde and
Brunette.-Conway, Arkansas, Log
Cu6in. SO we did, White, so we
did, but the girls soured on us com
pletely; and the worst Of it is, we
were cut out by such fellows as Bruce,
Burton, Battle, Chamberlain, Car
raway, Dean, Fleming, Hubson,
Knight, Lee. Ludwig, Meade, Mil
Ter, McNichols, Oldham. Robinson,
Reynolds, Salisbury, Sroat, Sledge,
Utley, Wilkins, the Grip man, and
half dozen others of the gang.
Not very supplementary to the girls,
we must admit, out this is a free
country, and there is no accounting
| for Woman's freaks.-GoLD LEAF
Have you applied for copy right on
the above directory, Bro. Manning
The last billet deaux we had frou
the Blonde states that with your photo
for key stone, their Bridge Of sighs
would be complete. We couldn't
make out certain whether it was
S. their Bridge of signs" OR theil
Bridget eyes, Hope it was signs -
McNichol's, Wapsie, (Iowa.) Index
Tnad Manning needn't try to make
Us bear part of the blame for his sin
gle life. We declare fore de Lore
we haint done it and it is all because
OF hiS-Well, because he don't wan
to ry.-.Slsdye, Roanoke Neaos
Now, Johnny, you know better tina:
that. But IFS very kind in you tC
say it's our fault why we don't hitct
on to some fair creature for life.
that were 50 We would have stopped
doing our own patching long time
ago. But it takes two to make 4;
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