The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-07-04

It's readers the Importance of perusiuo
the advertising columns carefully They
will instruct you not only where to buy
the necessaries OF life to best advantage,
but also to sell to best advantage if you
have anything to offer. The representa-
tive business men advertise their attrac-
tons and hold out inducements for your
trade
The GOLD LEAF is an effective and re-
muneratiye advertising medium, and
business men who desire to reach the
trading class of this and adjoining coun-
ties, could not DO SO to better advantage
than by placing their advertisements in |
these columns. We say this as much in |
the interest of those OF our merchants |
and other business men who do not
already advertise, as our own.
An editor who publishes a weekly news
| paper at one dollar year, where the pos
sibilities of circulation are limited to hun
dreds, may have u great deal of fun, and
all that, but his butter will not be spread
very thick on his bread-Greensboro Work
man. And the same thing may be said of
the editor who publishes a paper at any
price, and sends it out to "Tom, Dick
and Harry on time and gets his pay in
promises.
Says the WadesborO Messenger: at
will pay you for the trouble it costs to file
home papers. No volume in your library
will afford you more pleasure, more profit,
more lasting benefit 1t contains dates
of local events which you cannot get else
where, marriages, obituary notices, etc.
, In short, your paper is history OF the
, world in which your friendslive and occa-
> sionally reminds you that you are year
or two behind on subscription.
! The GOLD LEAF wants the news and IN
. yites it's friends to interest themselves in
it's behalf. It's columns are always open
q to communications which may be written
+. to interest, instruct or amuse the general
l. public If you have piece of news, q
good short story, anything strange tC
q describe, bright poem, war reminescen
: ces, the laugh on your neighbOr, or Joke
=. on yourself, send it along, that the worlG
= may be the wiser, the happier, the merrier
>, Through the kindness of Hon. keml
>, =. Battle, LII. d., President, the COLI
:, LEAF has received "A copy of the catalogu'
g of the University of North Carolina TO
- the year past. 1t shows that the institu
ton is well equipped for educational work
s 1t enters upon a second century OF LII
n with every promise Of enlarged usefulness
in and prosperity The next session begin
d the first Thursday in September: Fo
catalogue, address the President, Chaps
f. Hill, n. G.
+ Miss Lula Hester, one of our sweetes
If singers, is in Concord where she has bee
st delighting the public with her gift OF song
The Times of last week says: 'Ther
+ will be "a concert given at Cations Ha
y, next Tuesday night under the dlrectlo
l. of Miss Lula Hester, of Henderson, assis
ne ted by some of the best musical talent {
Of Concord Those who have heard Mis-
Hester sing need not be told that sac
one of the most accomplished vocalists
III the State.
VI The new Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, is tt
sh largest and best furnished house in I'll
no CITY. 1t is centrally located and cOnve
lent to the ferry and business cent?
The table is supplied with the best tt
sh- market-both land and water-aff0rd
las and the management will make specl
led reduced rates for persons who go doV
lst on the excursion July 3rd. See advf
is tisement in another column OF this pap
and stop at the New Atlantic Hotel Gil
tbe ing your stay in Norfolk.
md If YOU owe us anything on account
lpt either subscription or advertising, plea
ant remit the amOunt-Or, II YOU cant pay
the let US have part. a little money ne
wonderfully at this time. Fhe GOLD LIE
= e. has debts to pay as well as all other
nts terPrises, ana l! Is neSeses .no. ~, 81
this collect lts DIS III oruel W nles ~, "
.nn " put. and we hope it may do good.
ION have been patient and long waiting
some of our friends, knowing that MOI
the WAS scarce with them, and now we wo
@ to like to hear from all who can convene
red ly respond to this.
as One of the best hotels in the Sout
per the New Atlantic, Norfolk, Maj. II.
'Ne' DOdson, proprietor The clerks are
clever and accommodating, and the
,ade wants polite and attentive. The tab
ians supplied with the best the market affO
: TO and the rooms are elegantly fitted
1t and we'll ventilated. Special reduced II
urce will be made for the eXcursiOnlsts
nent visit the city July 4th. Stop at the
Atlantic Hotel when you go to Nori
:, Only a short distance from the +
III IL wharf, turning to the lett when you II
per- M,;n s+raat
with ''''N -..-.>-
ooh- THE LADIES ARE INVITED
mess ladies are specially invited to at
the meeting of the old soldiers at
we'll Hall next Thursday. The
tne cises will be of an interesting IA
s that and the presence of the fair sex
# the add greatly to the agreeableness OF
Ike a occasion. Speeches appropriate tt
1 the time and object for which the met
is called will be made by Col.
on.rs cwvn and others. Let all the ex-
riding federates bring their wives and lie
TX list ladies of the town attend the NEE
lships cor.
t any \ GOOD PLACE TO STOP he
rsons ham Daily Sam says this OF one OF
cord Henderson NOTES.-The Transient n
There is hardly anything equal,
ON a comfortable inn and good fare WI
t as a fellow is travelling. conslde
,nven amount of travelling is done be-
panied Durham and Henderson, therefore "
Master the attention of our readers to VI
ooper, Transient House, Henderson. TIL
had a tertainment is first-class. 1t is 1
kept and newly furnished, Tax
-. word for it you will be pleased; ant
Ties Oh is no paid puff but a just recOgnit
ley are hosnitable entertainment and a col
.essary ~ "a Not sto,niun Mace.
lewhat ..1.>..-
,hicken JIMMIE NIxED.-The NJ
III + hn Bulletin gets two towns in Nortl
yin ''' DINA somewhat COMPOUNDED VIII
says:
derson "The GOLD LEAF, published at II
umns. sonville, n. c., is for sale. This Is a