The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-09-06
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
oc.LLAcoNIcS PICKED uF r -
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EfEO
REPORTERS.


The Alberta Gallatin company az
,,s,I Hall Saturday evening, l0th Il''''
p,rres Stainback & Co, have mo'eu
.nto thoir now store in the Young BLOCK
fine tobacco farm situated near war
yeuton is offered for sale. See au'ei0'0-
ment in this paper
See advertisement of Valuaole ie"t
toto IN I've sold by Chas. Al. Coo'le a'-o ''''
u SNOW. commissioners
Odite an array Of new advertisements
~ ,,rasented to the readers OF the GOLD
Ir,r this week Read them.
Some newspapers have too much moi
o.,,. lyl f. publish the complimentary
t,ings that are never said about them-U
course.
G,od rains lately, but too late to DE Oh
much benefit to crops outside OF turh'p' al'c
the like. A very heavy rain fell la'' h'G"''
washing things considerably III some
places.
AT the recent Farmers Convention IN
Raleigh Col. WE. II. 5. BurgWyh INTRO
ducrd resolution recommending the re-
neal of the present system OF national
banking laws as oppressive to the farmer
The GOLD LEAF had the pleasure OF
meeting Capt W. Il. kcndrick, OF Raj
eigh. representing the University Publish
ine.Company, in town last week. The Cap
fair is 4 good worker and represents
good house.
Oscar, the" Barber, says his patronage
continues to grow and he is usually kept
pu<y, but nc is prepared to do all the halr-
cutting aud shaving tie gentlemen OF Hen
derscm may demand. Call Gil Oscar when
YOU want any work in his line
Mr. ". T. Gary, President Of the Hen
derson Tobacco Board of Trade. has APP
pointed Mr. J. z. Taylor judge of wrap
pers and hllers, and SIR. John ID. Cooper
Judge of cutters and smokers, for the
Richmond Exposition. Two good selec-
tons.
There will be a sociable at the hall of
the Young Mems Christian Association
Friday evening. The public cordially in
aited The ladies have frightened up the
Ipom and made it look more attractive and
tainS, etc.
Mr.. II. H. Burweu has bought large
amount of coal directly from the mines
and will soon be prepared to furnish con
sunlers with any desired quantity. lie vii
handle all kinds, soft and hard coal. TO
CRATE, stove and furnace. Hold your OF
ders for Mr. Burwel.
When he appears oyer glad to see you
gives you hearty grasp Of the hand and
pleasant hOwdO-yDu-dO tells you he
happy to see you looking so well enquire
anxiOusly about the health of your wifi
and children ; and wants to know if so
have got likely crop, it is safe to put AiI
down as a candidate.
There is charm, sweet, muSici
CHARM about the ring of the carpenter
hammer and the buzz of his saw, We ca
not explain. 1t has a peculiar effect upc
us, sort of fascinating influence TIL
makes US feel good all over. And this Il
lightful music is heard in every directi,
all over Henderson just now.
Now is the beginning of the fall seaso
and of course our merchants hope to do
large trade. The best way to secure pa
rOnage is to seek it, and 10 medium is
cheap and effective as the columns of
good newspaper. The GOLD LEAF is
most universally read paper. and is thel
fore the best advertising medium.
A man who mas evidently worn ont CO
siderable shoe leather walking about toy
presenting bills in the vain indeavor to C
lect money, says it shows little honor in
man when he owes an honest debt, to Ike
saying when asked for the same. II W
try and get it, and at all the time maxi
no eXertion in the least to liquidate I
same.
The Milton Advertiser says of the o
look of the tobacco crop in that section !:
There seems to be great unanimity in
opinion that the tobacco crop this year W
not only be very short, but it is also c
tam that only small proportion can
cured bright. FaEcy wrappers and cutt
VIII he very scarce. The rains have m;
all the crop green, and twill be very
and hard to cure with good color.
There will be meeting of the Yor
Mems Democratic Club at the court ho
Rt $50 o'clock Tomorrow, (Friday) mig
and all citizens and business men are e
ne>tly requested to attend. Imports
matters are to be considered. Steps "
De taken towards a grand Democratic raj
No' Let there be Il large attendance. .
members of the Club especially are
AneSted to be present.
With the completion of tho p,o,,,. -
buildings now going up in town-st
houses factories ana dwelliuas-apd
erection of those contemplated abort
only thing needed to give the town spcl
Doom as it has not Yet known is a Ia
n'S'-ct"Ss hotel, city market house
tLe establishment of more manufactr,
enterprises OF various kinds. Let rs
stop until we get these.
DIR. Joel q. King, of Warrenton
erS ICY acres of hrignt tobacco land
sale. Situated about four nils from, "
rem Plains, on the st. Tammanv =,
Is OF mile from the Virginia & {,
INA Railroad (incomplete). Also y q
Oh land four miles from Iittlaton p
Very low and titles to both perfect
SONS desiring to invest in good farm
land would de we'll to communicate
Dr.. King
NO 70 Harris Drugstore for apvt
gu want IN the drug ,llue tune,