The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-11-20
TOWN AND COUNTRY
LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

REPORTERS
Read Barnes. Stainback & Co.'S new
advertisement this week.
Hunters are waging war on the par
tridges. These birds are quite plentl-
full this fall.
Friend Thomas, Of the Louisburg
Times. paid us a short but agreeable
call Monday.
Advertising space in the GOLD LEAF
was never in such demand as it has
been this fall.
We haven't quite run out Of figure s
crediting subscribers who have paid up
their subscriptions for 81.
Soc advertisement of land to be sold
at public auction Saturday, 22nd, by
y. Il. Cannady, Attorney.
Mr.. Junius Smith, son of Mr.. Benz.
Smith, Of Henderson, IS home again
from Arkansas, where he has been
living the past two years.
An exchange says: drop years
subscription in the slot and see the edl-
tor smiIc.'' Call at the GOLD LEAF
Office and see how it works.
Henderson is the cheapest and best
market i'll all this section for clothing,
dry goods and millinery. Read the
advertisements in the GOLD LEAF.
The Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
company will sell reduced rate tickets
to Louisburg during the Fife meetings.
beginning the 23rd inst, next Sunday
Soon many of our citizens will have
their hands full bossing the job of lay
ing the waterworks mains. The WORK
of putting the pipes down Will be com
menced shortly.
The leaves of the trees i'll their au
tumnal colors are beautiful. y drive
or walk into the country is rich
treat lust now to all admirers OF nature
in its loveliest aspect.
More cotton Is being sold here this
fall than usual. This dictates that
many farmers did not stake their all on
tobacco. But Henderson is not The
cotton market it used to be.
Chrysanthemum shows are quite pop
ular i'll many towns Ill the State. Hen
dcrson caught the fever and has JUS
passed through q very pleasant an'
successful affair of this kind.
Will the property owners build SINAI
honses, that are much needed, to ac
comodate people working on salaries
who can rot afford to pay high rents
There is demand for such houses.
1.-The gentle maiden, fond of tlowsr
About this time deserts her chum
And passes all her lisure hours
In rendering her chrysantheumums.
-Erchdnge
Lovers of the dance will have al
opportunity to indulge themselves a
Burwell Hall next Thursday evening
The Thanksgiving hop promises to b
very successful and enjoyable affair
Parents. word with you. If 20
wish your children to grow to honest
honorable citizens keep them off tn
streets at night. Nothing is so ruiz
Gus To the young rs Il street education
Manager Burwell tells us he ha
signed an agreement with Eli Perkil
to lecture here February 10th. We ar
glad of this, for more famous an
popular lecturer is not now before tn
people.
G.. Dowd, Receiver of the State y;
tional Bank, will sell at public auctio
at the court house door next Monday
oath inst, valuable tract of lanC
situated near kittrell. See advertise
ment i'll this paper.
Go to the Lassiter building. opposit
Harris. Gooch 4 Cos warehouse t
day and tomorrow and get your din
ner. Besides getting the worth
your money you will be contributir
to a worthy object.
The like of toys, fancy articles. n
all kinds of holiday goods as are to
seen at Farrar's book store. you hay
not laid your eyes on in a loug tim
His stock is complete and the prlc
are very low this season.
The man who walks in church
theatrical hall and seats himself befo
removing his hat from his head. eth
imagines he is handsomer with his hi
on, or else he is for the time being j
norant of etiquette and common polit
ness.
Do you want fine blooded cattle f
little money? If so, call on J.
Young, proprietor of the Henders'
Dairy and Stock Farm. who has
number of such animals for sale. )
his advertisement in another part
r. this paper.
The magic brush of autumn has {
ready begun to touch up the folia
here and there. But this should n
deter you from going to Farrar's boo
store for pictures, fancy goods, &C., I
Christmas, wedding and birth-d
presents.