The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-03-28
TOWN AND COUNTRY
LOCAL LACONIcS PICKED UP HERE AMI
THERE BY our EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.


any and all occasions.
Advertise and thereby let the people
know you are still in business.
You should take your county paper and
ask your neighbor to do likewise.
Never strain your credit to buy some
thing you are not in absolute need of.
If you cannot speak we'll of IL person, or
OF anything, for that matter, hold your
tongue, and the vicissitudes will not be so
great.
Every man, woman and child in Hendcr-
son will he benefited by every manfactur-
ing establishment located here. Give us
factories.
town Of a large unemployed popula-
ton cannot thrive. Give lis more factories
for the profitable employment of our I'M
employed population.
We have too many unemployed people
in Henderson not to encourage the coming
Of manufacturers and capitalist among us.
Do our moneyed men "catch on 2"
Paint up, Use whitewasl plentifully, put
out shade trees. flowers and the like. I'M
proyements, no matter how small, will
add Il good per cent. to your property.
1t has been beautifully said that each
man is a walking coal mine, and it is for
him to decide whether he will send forth
heat and light, or only SCOT and smoke.
Another car load of tobacco came in on
the Durham & Henderson railroad for
Coopcr's warehouse Monday evening
which was followed by two more on Tues
day evening.
The amount of country produce handled
In Henderson is enormous. Our dealers
always pay highest market prices, besides
selling goods as cheap as they can be
bought anywhere.
Small industries is what we want. Estab-
lish the small ones and the larger ones will
follow, on the same principle that you take
care of the dimes and the dollars will take
care of themselves,
The following l. the hardest word for
some people to understand correctly
"bayu.whatynuo 1t may
not he The longest word in the dictionary
but it is the.nost important.
Never lose All opportunity to say good
like ta!kiag your town up. Always speak
well Of it when strangers are around Il
anything goes wrong keep it at home.
Every business man in Henderson ought t.
he represented III the columns of the COLE
LEAF. Give rs your advertisements le
the public know what you are doing
Printers ink pays any one who uses it.
apti fro, r1c Nv lon inf
flowers, and, by the way, what is prettie
than real nice flower garden? Why, :
woman's face. And when a man has boil
about his house then ought he to be trul.
happy.
The drunimers, those deah fellahs, now
seek Henderson to spend Sunday. The.
come in on Saturday in large numbers
No man understands better how to care TO
the 'boys" than Jim Nassenburg and they
know it.
There is not more pleasant and enjoy
able place to visit or live in than Hender
SON. Our people have the reputation o
baing most cordial and hospitable. eve
ready to extend a welcome to the strange
within their gates.
Spend your money at home. The NOR
money that is kept at home, the better Of
will our people be. Patronize home mel
chants, home mechanics, home tradesmer
aye, and home printers.
Hurrah for the Henderson Storage Ware
house and the enterprising, public spirite
men who are at the head of and benin
the enterprise 1t will be worth much
our town. This the GOLD LEAF thinks is
long step forward for the Henderson t.
bacco market.
One of the largest breaks of tobacco see
in Henderson in a long time washere Tue
day. Buyers and warehousemen wer
worked hard all day, and farmers wei
happy because they got good prices for the
tobacco. Henderson beats the field both
to quantity and quality sold, and hie
prices paid.
1t is said that irst-rate business ma
creates first-rate business. BY such
man, obstacles of time, situation, pover
and competition can be overcome. All
one of the secrets of success of the "6rst-ra
business man" Is that he never fails to a
vertise If he has an attraction or la
gain to offer he lets the fact be known
the buying public.
There is really no better time to adve
tiSe than when times are dull. Advert
ing is worth many times the money I
quired for it. There is nothing like kee
ing your name before the public il y,
have anything to sell. are profession
man, or engaged in any kind of busine
where yon are dependent upon the publ
patronage for support.
Those Of our people having building lo
to sell should not frighten off people W
desire to come here with high prices. T
prosperity of more than one town has BET
nipped in the bud by such proceedings
this. We have known of such cases as til
1t is a mistake. and big one, to hold yo
property at such high figures as to dri
prospective buyers away.
Send IL your orders il you wish pu
fresh milk delivered at your door
thirty cents per gallon.
HENDERSON STOCK AND DAIRY FARM