The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-09-03

'0' II. sept3
Barlow Bros Milstlels arc co,.;,o
this way. '''7
~: Inc GOLD LEAF is your. oyster.
WIN you open it? $50 year. or Is
Tor six months. Cash.
d. IL. Dung, proprietor Henderson
STOCK and Dairy farm. advertises for
SAFE at bargain a fine horse. n good
PAR OF mules. number of registered
Jersey and Holsten cattle and a lot of
berkshire pigs. See notice in another
column.
Inc congregation of the Pres byterian
church III Henderson has extended a
call to Rev. DIR. Morton. one of the
Synodlcal evangelists Of the State. The
call has not yet been accepted, the
reverend gentleman having the matter
under consideration.
Now that the rains have ceased to
lall and the sun come out. care should
DE PAID TO cleaning up about the prem
lses and back lots i'll town. Remove
all decaying matter and scatter lime or
copperas about freely. 1t is important
that this should be promptly attended
to, under the present conditions.
! The Marion Free Lance truly says:
Remember that it matters but little
what great thing we undertake. Our
glory is i'll what we accomplish. No
body i'll the world cares for what we
mean to do; but everybody will open
their eyes by and by and see what men
and women and little children have done.
! Ii has been very rainy i'll these parts
+ for some weeks and the ground is
! pretty well soaked, but it is worse
down in Warren. according to what
| MIR. NJ. y. Parrish writes. He reports
that - they say the land is so wet
that the shadow of buzzard flying
across field will mire in the ground.
And he is truthful man.
The wide-awake business man should
keep up to date. That is necessary if
he wishes to pluck the luscious fruit of
success. The fall season is here and
your advertisement setting forth your
business and what bargains you have
for buyers should be in the GOLD LEAF.
Fall i'll and go with the crowd if you
would keep up with the procession.
Mr.. w. A. Britt, who is we'll known
to the trade of Henderson, has taken a
position with J. w. Gregory, where he
will be pleased to see and serve his
friends in future. Mr.. Britt is a good
salesman and hard worker, ever
ready to serve those desiring his ser
vices and promises his best efforts in
behalf of those who favor him with
their patronage.
An enterprising firm in town has
contracted for one page of the GOLD
LEAF to make their fall announce
ment. Another wide-awake business
man wants a big advertisement and
is talking about 5000 or 10000 spe-
cial edition of the paper to be circulated
in his interest alone. And yet some
people stand still and wonder at the
success Of these men.
Capt. J. II. Nuckels, who lives near
Steedsville, this county, has long had
the reputation of being the biggest
onion grower in these parts, and if a
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to this office Tuesday, are such as he
is in the habit Of growing, another
item must be passed to his credit. They
were large in size, firm and altogether
fine specimens of their kind.
Henderson College will open Monday
and we bespeak for the principals the
cordial sympathy and support of our
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who will be teacher of music and art,
and Miss Dale, of Massachusetts, an
other one of the teachers, will arrive
Saturday. Miss Buford will arrive
Friday The faculty will be a strong
one and the course of instruction
thorough in every particular.
Accompanying basket Of peaches
} sent us few days ago by Mrs. Frank
Z. Bowden, were a couple of guinea
eggs of diminatlve size, which were
somewhat of curiosity of their kind
They had more the appearance o
partridge eggs than those of large
fowl and were entirely devoid of any
yelk. 1t is needless to say the peache:
had more staying qualities and were
thoroughly enjoyed.
p. T. Barnum said few days before
his death in reply to "What is th'
secret of your success?' Z" Advertising
advertising, nothing else. That is the
sum and substance of the whole thing
,, 1 put advertising ahead of pluck, per
severance and economy. Get yoursel
talked of and written about, even /
= YOU are abused and traduced, If yor
| hope for success in this world. No MAJ
need to expect success without adver
5 Using
l Col. /. \. Sugg, of Greenville, is
the author Of the anonymous clrcula
attacking the Snow Barn and ONtor,
+, market. His name does not appea
! at the bottom but it was signed to ;
personal letter requesting us to publish
it. This paper does not admit an,
such communications to its columns
and certainly it would not publish sucl
f an article without the authors name
D being signed to it if it otherwise would
= We have regarded Col. Sugg as a fai
l and fearless man and are surprised
/ that he should hide his identity behind
any other signature than his Owl
name.
Barlow Brothers Ministries is made
+ up of the best talent in the country, is
, new all through, and has so many
commendable points that to mention
one seems like sighting the others tina
were equally as good, and are all de
serving of praise. There was not {
= tame scene nor tiresome incident il
the whole performance. The singers
voices are rich and we'll trained, they
are tastefully arranged, and the succeed
: inc scenes are full of rapid and beauti
full surprises making the Barlow
= Brothers the event of abe season.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Rurwel Hall. Thursday NIGHT. Sept