The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-17
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 220,
A. F. & A. Nj.

Regular meetings First and third Tues
DAYS at $50 p. III. Reavis Hall.
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Miss Carrie Coghill has returned
to school at Westminster, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Harrell left Mon
day on pleasure trip to New York
city and other points of interest North.
We are the people, to buy your
clothing, hats, shoes and gents furnish
ings from, say Barnes, Stainback &
Go.
Master Dan ThrOwer, son of Capt.
J. Il. Thrower, left last week to enter
as cadet at the Davis School,
Winston.
Col. w. F. Beasley spent few
hours in Henderson last Thursday
afternoon. Sorry we were out when
he called.
Merchants and other business men
say that monetary affairs are growing
easier every day. Speed the good time
forward.
While some merchants are delight
fully dashin@ * in the SWIM others are
dolefully dangling = in the soup The
cause is obvious.
The Manchester Leader says "a
home without mother-in-law is about
the same as Il business done without
advertising quiet
Capt w. b. Shaw is away attending
no In tor ri nf tn
looking after some important cases
in which he appears as counsel.
Goldsboro fair is in progress this
week. The editor of the GOOD LEAF
returns thanks to Secretary T. II.
Blain for a complimentary ticket.
Messrs. Oliver and Charles Rowland,
of Georgia, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
ii. Rowland, are here on visit to
their relatives and friends at present.
The man in the moon and the man
in the honeymoon are both luna-tlcs,
is the opinion of a grabbed old bachelor
who has doubtless been disappointed
i'll love.
Somebody says that if a little corn
starch is put in salt used on the table
it will keep the latter from Jumping,
and the " shakers' won't get so much
abuse.
Carl Pretzel's National Weekly says
no woman. of woman born, has ever
been known to get off street car,
while in motion, with her nose in the
right direction.
Mr.. II. b. Henderson is now
drumming for Boyd & Magee's ware
house in Warrenton. Uncle Dick
is 4 good man on the road-or off Of
it, for that matter.
There is nothing which succeeds
like success; and the success of any
publication which admits advertising
is also the success Of its advertisers. -
Manchester Leader.
Those of our subscribers living con-
venient to town can pay any back dues
or renewals in wood if they wish to do
SO. Such an arrangement will suit us
just as well as the cash.
There were nine additions to the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sunday morning,
mostly young persons who had made a
profession of religion during the REVEAL
meetings there the past week.
John Robinson's grand aggregation.
etc, of shows will be in Raleigh
week during the Exhibition. There
will be a large crowd in Raleigh at
least one week during the Exposition.
The wood carving in one suite Ofrooms
IN the Empress palace at Corfu cost
Observation-Disclosures Eraminer
The wood, carving and all in our
suite OF rooms didn't cost that much.
Mr.. ROM. Rellamy, of Raleigh. who
has had charge of the Western Union
telegraph office here for some months.
mas been transferred to Athens. Tenn.
Mr. y. b. Motto takes his place here.
Our warehousemen are PREPARING
Tor Il big business in handling the now
crop OF tobacco. The cron nav ha
inferior, but one thing is sure II vii
always bring highest pricrs ON t,,a
Henderson market. on 'ne
o,,,. Inc taxing OF evidence in the Bur-
gwyh-Jenklns case was concln5ad
re amas ana ana Mr.. Robert O. Burton.
VIII lIi ','a, ielt at once for his home. He
VIII. make his report at the Octorber
term of court here. '"' o''ofoef
oo olr merchants are getting in new
e0Inn,.. We ask You to look over our
oro ana see who the advertisers
~nro ana ana trade with them. We are
wa ,c these live merchants, who in this
il - invite Your patronage. will make
So"r interest to deal with them.
enn nv H. received. lot of Ladies' Choice
' -a n, . and 10 cent bladders, at
pau III