The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-01-26
TOWN AND COUNTRY
LOCAL LAcoNIcs PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

entertainments SOOn.
Iehman's big advertisement speaks for
Itself this week. Read it.
The weather has been a prolific source
OF comment for the past week or 50.
That man is prosperous and truly wise,
Whose motto is to push his business and
advertise.
An abundant supply Of winter has taken
the place Of the Spring like weather We
were enjoying a short while back.
1t isn't very eonsoling when suffering
with a cold in the head to be informed that
a cold generally settles in the weakest
part
Who will take charge Of the little boom
for fine hotel in Henderson and work it
Mp to an established institution for our
town?
See advertisement Of valuable farm for
sale in Franklin county. Well stocked
with all necessary farming implements,
live stock, &c.
See notice of T. T. Hicks Commissioner
which appears in this issue. Some Valu-
able real estate is advertised To DE sold
February 27th.
The Admission Hot Blast says the man
who fails to advertise in dull times is Oh
par with the fellow WHO refuses to eat be
cause his stomach is empty.
The heaviest sleet of the season was on
the ground yesterday and walking was
Both difficult and dangerous. Our supply
of winter weather has pat iti an appearance
at last.
The Bcllefontadne EranatRer thipks-and
we suspect it doe. not miss the bu1rs-eye
far-because there is no place like
home" is probably the reason that SO
many men seek pleasure elsewhere
Mr.. Milton Cayce, representing Allen 4
Glnter, Richmond, is here this week. A
6ea*si, pleasant gentleman, and liberal
patron OF our market, he has many friends
who are always glad to see him in Hen
deTSOu.
The Burton, Ohio. Leader says: The
world over, theSe a good many people
whose sole object IN Ewing seems to he TO
save funeral expenses. Why not establish
4 burial fund and hustle such human be-
ings into their holes?
His many friends here will regret to
learn that Mr.. George Manning. who is con-
nected with the Wilmington Daily Hcsscn-
ger, has been sick recently, aad is yet I'M
able to do regular duty. The GOLD LEAF
hopes he may soon be himself again.
The GOLD LEAF is appreciated by the
public. as evidenced by its splendid ad
Gertising patronage and large and growing
subscription list. 1t Is . pleasure to live
among and work for q people so apprecia-
tive Of ones services In their behalf.
A little boy. pair of skates,
A hole III the ice and golden gates.
-PHtsburg Commercial.
10y sidewalks. oh how shocking
A beautiful girl, striped stocking.
The GOLD LEAF would caution planter
against putting in too large . crop when
4Iey come "a plant their tobacco. Do zSt be
led away by the present high prices. An
over production will send the Ggures to the
bottom again if not bsnkru the farmers
II you are not already q subscriber to the
GOLD LEAF, you are invited to become
one. The paper will this year be worth
it. 1tis'sur aim 10 make it better in every
particular aud We want you to help US d
this.
It's aburning shame and an inexcusabls
.crulety to snimals for men living in the
country to bring teams to town and le
them stand out on the streets in the bittea
cold whilst the owners are engaged /,
brAwling and tonguelashng in ssaae wars
saloon.
Says an experienced farmer: The ear
Her corn Is planted, the heavier the ears
is, moreover. surer crop than that OF
late planting therefore have YOUR lane
prepared as soon as it may be in condition
to work ;saFiaRS corn should be sown a.
early As March.
We want q correspondent at every pos
Office in the county who will send US weekl
the news of his section. News items ar
what we want. 1t is cur aiat to make tn
GOLD LEAFa mere readable and entertain
ing paper than ever this year Will 70,
not help us 10 do thise
He who possesses friend whom he cal
trust, one who is found faithful through
storm Rad sunshine, has one of the rares
treasures which this world holds. Let u
strive then to gain the friendship of ever,
person We can. and once having 1t, W
should SO live and act as to retain il.
With the liberal support that is bein,
given the GOLD LEAF, We intend to d.
better work tbs year than ever before
We are never afraid II make an assertion
when We kao~ that ~ can do wha
we say, and this We car do if opr friend
stand by us as they have in the past
Messrs VIM. Dsffron.ds Son have adde,
largely 70 their steck Of furniture and ar
Offering rare bargains IN the same. The,
have some very handsome chamber set.
the ehe2RReSs Of which would astonish
you. They sci fer cash or on easy install
meDts. 0'Seil building. Call and Sc,
them whssa sau want anything ia the lin,
OF furniture, mattresses. DC
George Barnes son OF Mr.. 4. B.rn.,
II Age1e 70 Oak Ridge Institute. He write
Ah@S there ale l40 students in attendape
rs session. This is one Of the finest edu
suonsl Institutions i'm the State. and I'm
ef the successful Management of Messr.
Holt promises to be second to none. Tn
GOLD Lxar wishes George mach succe.
5n.tss 2 esE-tion Of his studies.
81 TIE baby sltzer ana xs-h.ns HI.
All bottle of Dr. Balls Rahy Sen,
<sonee rolieve it and effect cure
On = cents bottle.
sons OF sedentary habits, and over
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