The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-06-06

The attention of contractors is invited
to the advertisement of H. A. Crenshaw.
Louisburg, n. C., to be found in this
paper. Bids will be received for the next
two weeks for building a brick tobacco
warehouse, 6Ox1OO feet, in that town.
Parties who desire to put in bids would
perhaps do well to visit Louisburg at
once Our friends over there appear to
mean business about establishing a to-
bacco market
The GOLD LEAF Office had short but |
agreeable call from Master Walter Bonitz,
son OF Mr.. J. 4. Bonitz, proprietor of the
Wilmington Messenger, yesterday morn
ing. The young man was ON his way |
home from Oxford, where he has been a |
pupil at the HOrner military school, He |
says the address OF Mr.. Henry Blount be- |
fore the Societies Tuesday night was a
fine production and was listened to by a /
large and cultivated audience. We ex-
pected Brother Blount would give our
Oxford friends something rich.
The Excelsior Springs Banner is respon-
sible for this, and there is "more truth
than poetry in what it says:
Liberality begets prosperity, and liber
al, progressive business men are necessa-
ry to the growth of a town. The skin
flint old fogy who goes in to absorb and
suck up, like sponge, but never to let
cent go out, is positive detriment to
his town, and the scarcer he is the better.
An old tight-fisted Kindergarten never
adds anything to his town nor to the
welfare and good OF the people in it.
While the GOLD LEAF strives to be Of
benefit to thecommunity at large, it puts
in an extra lick for those who are it's
| friends. If it has any fayors to bestOw
| it feels that they should be given to it's
| patrons first-those who help to support
| it-and for this reason it asks the buying
public to trade with the merchants who
advertise in it's columns. They can afford
| to sell goods much cheaper than they
can be purchased elsewhere. They do a
| bigger business, turn their money oftener,
and consequently can afford to to sell at
d closer margi in. This is a reason as plain
as the nose on your face.
800 bushels prime fresh water ground
meal Just received at II. ThOmasOn's. For
sale at bottom price, wholesale and re-
tail. Call early and supply yourself.
june 6.
SEND US THE NEws.-We would be
glad to have our readers send us the
local happenings of interest which may
transpire in their different localities.
BY doing this it will greatly aid us i'll
giving an accurate epitome Of the news
of the county. If you haven't time to
give full particulars, just give us the
outlines; we will put it in shape. DO
this and you will put us under obliga-
tons.
For bowel troubles Of all kinds, use
Cheatham's Cholera mixture. Price q
cents. june D.
EXCURSION TO NoRFOLK.-Those
successful conductors of such affairs
Messrs. Chavasse. Ward & Macy. will
run an excursion train to Portsmouth
july 3rd. A special train will be run
, from Durham to connect at Henderson
with the train from Raleigh. Viii
leave Portsmouth on the morning 0
the 5th. Round trip tickets will b'
sold low. due announcement OF which
: will be made soon.
& If YOU want handsome baby carrlag
@ for little money, call on Sharpe 4 Peoples
& They have a nice line which will be sol
cheap for cash or on small weekly pay
F, ments. ihd! L,
|, CHEAP RATES TO DURABILITY
l. Durham & Northern Railway will issu
e round trip tickets from Henderson t
g Durham and return on Monday, Jun
10th. for s1.25. Parties wishing
N spend pleasant day in Durham ca
n avail themselves of this opportunity
ID Train leaves Henderson 5:l5 a. M, a.
t, irving at Durham 9:l5 q. m. Return
y ing leave Durham 4 p. M, arriving
~ Henderson 8 p. m.
IN THE WORLD Is FULL OF SUCH PEOPLE.
III Some people are too busy to get up an a.
" vertisement, others can't see that it wi
t. pay, and yet expect huge puff II a he
o. nail is driven, their place kept neat, or
At scrap of goods should he displayed at tt
- ! window .-Inrb0rO Banner.
8 You vet fail to give the correct re
tie son. brother. 1t is because they a
ns too everIastingly stingy and selfish
pay for the advertisement. You new
Az vet saw man that did not think
or paid to advertise if he could get it dol
FL for nothing.
If YOU are suffering with any of the Il
Is eases usual in spring or summer, try Che
ur hams Cholera Mixture. The best rene
i've known Price 25 cents. june 9
as
re. TENDERS ONITEs. READ THIS.
NJ >. \ town is Judged by its newspapers
er- and correctly so. There is no bet
'rS index of the business and intelliSeI
of place than the columns OF its lo'
: is press. The Goldsboro headlight sta
OF the case plainly when it says:
I'D A town NAV be correctly judged by
Ilu- newspapers If they are full of ne'
it's we'll edited and we'll printed. and if tt
our are literally patronized 10y advertisers
till, is safe to assume that the town Is
ba governed and prosperous one. and that
people are energetic ard thrifty.
llly Use Cheatham's Cholera Mixture
He summer complaint, dySintery. diarrho
few &c. Price % cents. june
)rSe -" SOP
D be HEALTH REPORT.-Dr. Arch Che
ham. Superintendent of Health, rept
Mr. as follows on the sanitary condition
tce Vance county for the month of Ap
as published in the Bulletin OF
gle. North Carolina Board of Health:
to . The sanitary condition of the count,
airy. much better than last month, but have
e OF n few cases of pneumonia and rheumat