The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-10-20
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 229,
4. +. 81 A. VI.
Meets tilst and third Tuesday nights in
,ich month at 7:30 p. III. Reavis Hall.
Boom the town.
We need more manufacturing indus
les.
you don't register you will lose
III vote.
Let no Democratic voter escape
ing registered.
Political speaking will not be allowed
=, the WarrentOn Fair.
Now is the time to be up and doing
,r the interests of the town.
Don't neglect to register one dav
In2er, lest YOU forget it altogether.
You have only short time left in
which to register. Do so ere it is too
Iate
.--35Round trip tickets over the Warren
Ton road during the Fair will be only
= cents. Cheap enough.
The registration books are now open
IL the various townships. See that ev-
cry Democrat is registered
Mrs II. II. Harper end little son
Harry are visiting friends in Peters,
burg, having left Monday.
Never lose an opportunity for saying
a good word for your town. Are you
doing anything it that direction
Mrs. II. II. kittrell left Monday
with her little daughter to visit rela-
tives and friends i'll Buffalo, n. Y.
1t is proper to remind you again that
II IS necessary for you to register in
order to vote i'll the coming election.
Mss Rosabell Dunlop, of Baltimore,
who has been staying some time in
Henderson, left for her home Monday.
Messrs. l. B. Gary, II. NJ. Cannon,
J. W. Ponton and w. w. Parker left
Monday to take in the Richmond Ex-
position.
Farmers say they never had their
land i'll such fine condition for wheat
sowing as it is this year. A large crop
VIII no doubt be seeded.
The address at the Warrenton Fair
VIII be delivered by W r. Henry, Esq,
next Wednesday. 1t will be an effort
well worth hearing we are sure.
Close up the ranks, touch elbows all
along the line and work increasingly
tor the success of the Democratic
ticket. county, State and National.
Their many friends are pleased to
see both DR.. F. II. Harris and r. Perry |
out on the streets again after being
confined to their homes by sickness.
I. I. Hicks will be elected over
both his competitors. But every Demo-
crtt III the county owes it to him to |
he p make his majority as large as
possible.
Mr.. W. 5. Clary who came here from |
Henderson early i'll the spring will |
III nutacture tobacco here next season
al Is now getting Winston
! jGcco Journal.
Let every Democrat make a thorough |
canvass of his community and see that
every man is properly registered and
VI es the Democratic ticket from Cleve-
Ia. down on the Sth of November.
Election day is just two weeks from
neNt Tuesday and the registration
DO ks close two weeks from Saturday
at II O'Clock. If You have not voted
90 and do so now-hcfore you forget
it.
The Vance Guards have been in
vited to attend the Warrenton Fair
next Wednesday. AS our boys"
are so handsome and soldierly when
armed cap-a-pie. they should go by all |
means.
Bear i'll mind the great Weldon Fair
on November lst, End, 3rd and 18th.
Ihey are going to have bic time, and |
everybody knows that when Weldon
turns herself loose she is going to have
a dandy show.
Look here, friends, as the Com
LEAF has previously suggested. regis
ter and do so at once, if you want to
add additional laurels to the Old North |
States glory in the constellation of
Democratic States.
There Is every reason to believe the
Democratic ticket will be elected in I
Vance county. The Third party is not
near as strong as they claim and a
great many colored people will vote
with the Democrats.
1t will be day pleasantly and
pfohtably spent to visit the Warren
ION lar. There will be much of inter-
eSl TO see besides meeting with some
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