The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-07-19
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LAcoNIcs PICKED UP HERE AID
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

cam IEAF that lie can get it from now
until the campaign is over for only 90 cents.
Again we rise to say keep your premises
,,nar and use lime. This is the dangerous
...,sou and filth is the great foe OF health.
II Won want nice stiff hat 60 to AnIlea's
H.. L,s an immense stock OIL hand-j00 or
,ror.-uhich he is determined to close out
at once
Anumber of pretty and fascinating young
ladies from 4 distance lend the ehchaht"lS
witcherv of their presence to Henderson
social circles at present.
At the last regular meeting OF the bo'iu
" County Commissioners, Mr.. lho'la7 W.
pi,tmau was elected attorney for vance
county. good selection.
Remember that the GOLD LEAF only
COSTS 10 cents from now till the Campaign
is over, Cheap reading, and good enough
q satisfy the most faStdi0u5 literary ap-
petite.
When you want to buy groceries, Shoes
dry Goods. &c, cheap, call on II. Thomas
IIe carries 4 larrc stock and Can sell |
,ou as good goods for as little money as
anybody.
Evprv Democrat in Vance county should !
read the GOLD LEAF during the campaign
Of 1893. Besides Interesting information
on political events, it prints all the local
news of the week.
Every house keeper and merchant should
have a Novelty Force Pump. The best
shiug out for washing windows. sprlnkllng
/, front Of the door, etc; also useful in
cas-. Of fire. Sold only by L. L. Manning
Tricc 80.
Tn. GOLD LEAF deeply sympathizes
zrith its eStimablc friend and tOwnsman
DR. II. Tucker in the death of his only
sister. Mrs Jno. A. Field, which occurred
At her home in Brunswick county, Va,
last week.
Every citizen in Vance county shHald
read tn GOLD LEAF at least during the
campaign We are always ready to give
receipt, for subscription You can get. the
paper from now until the election is held
for 80 cents.
new use has been found for white
beavers 4 certain young man III town
left his hat in the hall Sunday and while
~ was in another part of the house an old
teu went in and laid an egg in his hat
Don't ask WHO il vas.
In this day of competition man must
hustle to So ,urc his share Of the trade. A
man that don't advertise his business so
proplr NAV know What he does or what he
has to sell is like one that "lighteth a
candle and pu;teth it under a buShcl."
LIT the friends of the Male Academy 60
earnestly to work i'll behalf Of that inatitu-
tuition. With the hearty cooperation and
support Of our citizens we may see large
and hourisiiuC male school built UP in our
lnidst rs we'll as 4 fr>t-class female
college
Whoever dt SireS to recommend friend
for any public office through the medium
of a rulOgiStic communication in these
columns, 81 ould not fail to send along
something to recommend to the conSidpra
ton of the publisher. Free advertising
pays no printers and paper bills.
The GOLD LEAF circulateS extcnsiyel,
throughout Vance and tho adjoining coun
ties. Our readers are Of the most pro
grcssive class, whose trade is worth seek
ing and having. Entcrprising and relia
ble advertisers should patronizc our col
umnS. 1t will be paying investment.
Oar soldier boys, the Vance Guards, lef
on the o'clock train via Raleigh Tuesda,
morning for the State Encampment a
W.ightsville Sound. near Wilmington
old oceans breakers are in full sight o
the camping grounds. A Jolly good tim
10 our gallant soldier boys.
The GOLD LEAF is in receipt of an inter
PstinG pamphlet from DR.. Battle, of tn
North Carolina Experiment Station, o
home made fertilizers and compost. tn
analysis of fertilizer ingredients, such a
are found on every farm. This wor
should be in the hands of every farmer
The Dunn Sigaboard says the meanes
man in the world is he who will run dow
his town paper when lac does not give on
single cent towards its support. We ha,
observed, however. that those who col
tribute nothing TO the support of pap,
are usually the ones to find most fau
With it.
In our frequent tours about town Y
Notice an unusual amount of improyeme
going on in the way of additions 70 res
dence>, new buildings, remodelinC Of al
ohe+' etc, all of which proves that there
substantial progress being made There
no >'aSnation IN the blood of our eoahe,
people
our farmers could be induced TO raj
'e>s 'ooacco, more grass and clovar q,
\" more into stock raising. our scot;
would be more prosperous. Cant 1.-Two
tobacco alone. 1t Is the man who ro;.
his own supplies first and then as mn,
tobacco or cotton or grain, as the casa N
be, as possible.
We would be glad If parties in anv n
OF the county would communicates to
by letter or verbally any interesting II,
tiers OF news coming under their mott
I"'E will thus help to entertain and
S'ruet the readers of the GOLD LEAF
enabling Us to make more readable =
interesting paper of it.
Little jim Jones, son Of Col T 7. Ion
Tell on fence and broke his arm, !,
ABOVE the wrist last Tuesday. Both hoy
were broken and the injury was oui.a m
lul 10 the little fellow. He broke ,
same arm in a different place, year
Two ago. DR.. Cheatham was called in =,
sci the broken member.
'''Iiil'eS & Crews are selling out GOO
~ prices TINT surpr;so o,..... =,