The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-12-13

evening Admission % and 50 cents.
Many person will read newspaper ad.
who wouldn't stop TO fool with circular.
| BY placing YOUR advertisement along with
good reading matter gives it respectablity.
1t will be preserved while other forms of
advertising are thrown away. You can
find papers many years Old with ads. pre-
! served, but you Will seldom find a circular
| kept any length of time. Then you see one
advantage Of newspaper Advertising
Re5dsc5tLe Weekly.
| The Hiliyer-B aIlinger Combination will
give a matinee Wednesday afternoon, for
the benefit Of the ladies and children. Adj
mission u and Is cents. 4 large number
| Of dolls and other presents will be given
away. Take the little ones to see the show
Wednesday afternoon. They will enjoy it
great deal more than the price of a ticket
- centS-wOuld be worth to you.
Mr.. Il. E. Young, of Henderson, is put
down among the recent prominent arrivals.
! in Washington City. He was doubtless look
ing after the =" lOaveS and fishes that are
expected to fall from Mr.. IIarrisOn's bOun-
tiful hand as soon as he gets into the Pres
dental chair. 1t is limited that Mr. Young
would not object to taking the place of
Revenue Collector for this district
Some thief or thieves stole an OK be-
longing to Abe ReaYi5, c0!Ored, Tuesday
night. The animal large spotted one was
| taken from his premises in the southern
edge OF town and was tracked to some
! where near kittrell. The loss is consider
able to the owner, who is an industrious,
hard working man, and it is to be hoped
! E4j of la
returned
Charles Ward, who was here some time
/ ago with Guinniss' Peck'S Bad Boy Com
| pany, is new with the HiIlyer & Ballinger
Combination, which will play in Hender-
son next week. 1t Will be remembered
that benefit entertainment was given here
for his benefit to enable him to get back
home. He is good actor and is said to
have greatly improved since he was here.
AS Will be seen by advertisement in an
! other column, Mrs. Bette n Young offers
her handsome dwelling house for rent
| This is one Of the most desirable residences
in town. The house is large and rOomv,
situated in a beautiful oak grove on an
eminence overlooking the town 1t is of
the Queen Anne style Of architecture and is
altogether most pleasant and desirable
place.
The Washington correspondent of the
Durham Iob0cc0 Plant, writing under
date of tie 9th inst, says:
Henry PIummer Cheatham of Hender-
| son. Representative-eIect from the Second
| North Carolina District is here clearing
| the ropes" under the tutlage of John
| NIPhHJS II ~ l. q nni iNCr
negro and will be the only member of his
| race in the DIST Congress. This fact will
make him conspicuous.
A series of revival meetings have been
i'll progress at the Baptist church since last
week. Rev. A. e. McManaway, of Char
! Iotte, is conducting the services, assisted
| by Rev. r. VanDeventer. Much concern
has been manifested and the meetings are
growing i'll interest. Several persons have
| made public profession Of religion, and
others still a.e exercised over the question
of the pardon of their sins.
Mr.. James y. Ludington has returned
from a visit to his Old home in Canada and
to an uncle in Chicago. He was away sev-
@ral weeks and expresses himself as having
had very pleasant trip to the Northwest.
He was we'll pleased with Chicago and its
environments. 1t is a great town he says
every day there Looked like court week
and Saturday in lIenderson-only the COM
pleXion or the crowds was not quite SO
dark.
We had the pleasure Of q call this
morning from Mr.. A. S. Rhoads, advance
agent Of the HlIyer & Ballinger Comedy
(IOmnanv which il InI tn +J,roo
| nights engagement here commencing next
! Monday night. We found him a pleasant
and agreeable gentleman to do business
i with and are quite sure he represents a
good show. Nh Rhoads was printer be-
fore engaging in the show business and has
a warm place in his esteem for the news
/ paper profession.
Mr. w. H. Puryear. who has held the
! position of Register Of Deeds for the past
| two years, retired on Monday ANA. Mr.. r.
! jeff Daniel the Democratic Register was
Installed as his successor.-Neto50 If oxford.
Mr. Daniel is brother of our townSman
| Mr.. A. G.. Daniel, and is we'll known to
many of our readers. The GOLD LEAF
congratulates him upon his election and
! induction into office, and has no doubt he
will make a capable and efficient officer
He was the only Democrat elected in
Granville county.
A farmer to keep up with the times must
! keep his eyes open In no other field are
there more improvements being made than
III farming operations. The successful
farmer of to-day will not be the successful
farmer of ten years from now unless he
changes with the times. And the man Who
makes more manure on the farm, uses more
lah0r-saving machinery, keeps only i'm
proved breeds of stock, and raises his own
supplies Will march at the front of the pro-
cesSiOn.
Who says it does not pay to advertise ?
especially when the advertising is done in
the GOLD LEAF. Mr.. J. r. Young lost a
valuable pointer dog about two weeks ago
Last week he inserted an advertisement in
!, this paper about him. The attention of
one or our esteemed readers who lives
near Middleburg. was attracted thereto on
the afternoon of the same day the paper
t was issued. Next day he wrote to Mr.
, Young informing him that he had the dog
t The owner is now in possession of the once
, lost and much coveted animal.
In order to reduce My stock Of pure ole
4 rye and corn WHISTLES, | will sell a.
: greatly reduced prices until January 1St
dec. Is. ;. ). WRITTEN.
t THE NEXT ATrRACTIoN-The mex
D amusement attraction for Henderson will