The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-07-26
OVERCOME AIrEaDr.-Nr. s. III. Lind

OVERCOME ALEEkDY-NrJ 5. III. Lind !
say of the Kernersville Ne.es and F'vm, |
offers his paper for sale. and will leave
journalism 1t is hint d that Brother Lind /
an editor. but WILL take professor, conse-
quently Brother Lindsay has accepted
position as professor III Virginia, which
overcomeS the objection to marrying an
editor.-Hickory Clipper.
The Clipper is a - little of" In the first
place no sensible woman would object to
marrying a good editor like Brother Lind
say, (when he has the other necessary quail
ifications to recommend him). and in the
second place he is already married. having
a most charming young wife and a bright
and interesting child.
How WE ACCOUNT FOR Ir-Commrnt-
ing on the remark of the Wilmington Mes
seHger. in its encampment notes, that CAP
tain Freeland, of the Durham Light In
fantiy, acted as drum ma jor yesterday NTH
great success, the Io5acco PUN: says, and
truly so: Durham will do we'll wherever
YOU put her Somehow She behaves her
self ard attracts attention by the excel
lence of her department" How could she
do otherwise, Brother Burkhead, when she
has two such admirable Journals to cham
pion her cause and sing her praises as the
Only Tobacco Plant, and Daily Recorder ]!
Surely no people could fail to pat their best
foot foremost under such an impetus and
incentive as that.
Four shipments -four at lowest prices.
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july ii 5. & e. WATKINS.
/ COMPLIMENTARY TO \ WORTHY You've
GENTLEMAN.-Prof. j. Ii. Scarborough,
Principal of Middleburg Male Academy,
has just returned from a visit Of some
weeks to his old home in Montgomery
county. In the Troy Is5etto we find the
following:
| Our esteemed friend, Prof. Jas. II. Scar
! borough Of Middleburg. \. c., who has
been visiting friends and relatives in Mont
g0mrry, i'll few days leaves us again for
his work. We are glad to know that he
has made a record at Middlphurg during
: the past year that reflects credit upon him.
f. self. He is one of the most worthy and
talented sons that Montgomery claims
/ We are sorry that Montgomery county does
not keep him within her borders. He
would be a power in the county as was seen
from an excellent speech delivered before
the Club on Saturday night =; and all who
heard his address before the !. II. &. A
! and Sunday school have already left his
power i'll the church. We congratulate the
/ people Of Middleburg Oil having secured
! his services.
REV. j. D. ARNOLD.-Rev. J. D. Arnold
the talented and beloved pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Henderson
! has been on a short visit to Wilson and OF
course hi, services were in demand there
as elsewhere. Sunday before last he
preached in that place and the Mirror say:
this of him
We had the pleasure Of hearing this good
man Of God on Sunday. ard we were in
deed delighted with his tender and touch
ing and comforting sermon. 1t was not Z
rich and sumptuous mental feast which
daZed with the glare OF glitterin2 Spreat
of scientific yiands, and yet left us still
famished and hungry but it was food fol
the soul, and it was dainty and Savory anG
RouriShing and wholesome and pllatahle
satisfying and comfort-giving. His suhjec
was the fatherhOOd Of God and the brother
hood of man, and he held up the precious
flower Of love in all its exquisite tinting
of loveliness, and with all its cdOrs Of en-
dearment. He placed his hand upon tn
heart, and under his fender touch ever
string ybratt.t in sweetest melody to tn
glorious rymth of his i.agic sweep. IL
} made us feel the thrill Of that deep throb
hing of kil>hip which pulsates through
humanity, and with the eye of faith VI
saw God not as a King with crown OF re
pulsive awe, but as father with lovin
: smiles, and eager to welcome His childreI
home.
He preached again at night, and mad
another favorable impression upon Oh
} people, who will ever keep in grateful re
menibrance this good and pious man.
See our 2O-plaitlinpn bosom and band !
shirts good ones 30 and so cents. Fame
percal and flannel shirts, collars, cu:.
} ties, etc. Staple dry goods, notions and al
i the novelties received every week, at ;.
+ c. Watkins, leaders in low prices for goo
goods. july 3-4o,