The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-08-28
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

succeed you must patronize them.
The way to encourage the establish
ment OF more factories is 70 patrOnize
those YOU have already.
The GOLD LEAF is THE Peoples
Paper 1t is making new friends
every day. Subscribe and keep up with
the times.
No young man can successfully climb
the ladder of fame ON rounds of ''revel-
ry by night such as is usually in
dulged in.
The Bellefontaine Examiner says
man don Unnecessarily have to be drown
ing to catch at a straw-not i'll these
bibulOus days.
There is one thing the average farm
er cannot understand. He never strikes
any lover production prices when he
goes to buy anything.
The most gentle and trustworthy
horse should never be left standing I'M
htched on the streets. This is fire.
quently done however.
During the hot summer months dis
ease turks in the very air, and every
one should see that his premises are
thoroughly cleansed and disinfected.
At Thomson store fresh, new
goods are received daily from the whole
sale houses, thus enabling consumers
to buy the freshest goods the markets
afford.
Henry Macy says it takes more re-
ligiOn to hold a man level when he sells
tickets to ''coons'' at a railway station,
than it does to make him shout at camp
meeting.
1t has been said that the condition
and care of the public cemetery was an
index of the progress and character of
How is it with the home of our beloved
dead?
Don't fail to read the big display adj
vertisement of Henderson. We have
one of the best towns in the State, both
for business and as place of residence.
Come and see for yourself.
This fall will usher in a new era of
prosperity among our merchants and
business men. Already one who visits
Henderson is impressed with the busy
appearance everything and everybody
presents.
"Of all speculatiOns the market holds
forth
The best that [ know for a lover of pelf
Is to purchase the dude at the price he is
worth
And sell him for that which he sets on
himself"
y mans ears are placed in such a
way that he may catch the things thai
are said in front of him; mercifu
Providence intended that he should not
hear what is said behind his back
AtChison Globe.
No town can be kept too clean
Henderson, like most other towns
could be greatly improved in this di
rection by little well directed work
4 hint to the wise tthe proper authori
tles) is sutficient-we hope.
We are not much acquainted with TIL
game of cards, but here is bit of ad
vice: Play spades if you would wiz
potatoes play clubs if you would dea
with ruffian play hearts if you woul,
win friends hip; play diamonds if yo'
would win woman.
The boy often says: II am going I,
be just what father is That is hor
rible prospect in some cases. and is a
the greater reason why the father
should be careful in his conduct-ho,
he acts, and what sort of language h
uses-in the presence of his children
Speak a good word for your owl
town at every opportunity. and don
forget your town paper while you ar
about it. Its interests are your inter
ests and you should help to sustain
every way you can. That is. if yo
think it worthy of your praise and pat
ronage.
As will be seen by reference to ad
vertisement in another column. W. E
Smith, the artistic young tailor, has re
ceived his Fall and Winter sample
and invites all lovers of good mad
garments to give him call. Goo
goods, lowest prices. best of worl
Repairing at reasonable prices.
Every column in newspaper cor
tAins from $4,000 to 10000 distinc
pieces of metal, displacement of an
one of which causes blunder or type
graphical error. And yet some peopl
lay claim to phenominally brilliar
mind if they can discover an error
anewspaper.-Chenango Forks Heralt
We will give the Reflector for
months to the farmer who shows tt
nfst bale of new cotton this season
'front.' OF our charlottesville Refecto
We will do better. We will give
Thoie years subscription to the Col
nEAF to the farmer who leaves til
nrst bale of cotton in front of our offlc