The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-11-10
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

Ig-sLLACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
sIcuderson Lodge, No. 229,
=. l.. 81 A. NJ.
Meet, FIST and third Tuesday nights in
each Inauth al $50 p. III. Reavis Hall.
Nl-~ Mamie Hartmaier is visiting
friend, in Greensboro.
!. II. Malone advertises a dwelling
house ON Fair Graund steet for rent.
IfaII men we're to pay as they go,
there would be less going and more
paving.
The Glorious news will swell the
heart Of every patriotic citizen in the
land
The hens are OH Il strike and it is
predicted that eggs will be eggs before
tie holidays.
We congratulate Sheriff (elecb Pow
eli. y GOOD man is he and he will
make Il good officer.
Help the ladies out i'll their efforts
t. contribute TO the erection of the
soldiers monument in Raleigh.
An exchange says the most curious
thing about Il taISchood is that it can
get over 30 much territory by simply
lynn around.
Ere long the wiutry winds will whistle,
But let It's still be gay -;
l1t in tlnupht
That they cant whistle 6 Ta-ra-ra BOOM
decay.
Now the election is over we can all
settle down to business and go to work
i'll better spirits preparatory to living
ul..icr good government.
,oorc3 people who voted the Dem
Gratis ticket-and many of them did
were open and independent i'll their
actions and for this we respect them.
The Third party elected one man in
the 2ounty-constable Of Sandy Creek
township, where there was no opposi-
tioa--and they seem to be perfectly
satisfied.
The ''trayeling boys some of whom
we learn developed into campaign
stump orators during the hottest of the
fray along the line Of their travels, all
came home to vote.
y. T. Strause is back from a visit to
New Y rk, Philadelphia. Chicago and
Burlington, Iowa. He will stay home
short while and then 90 to Southern
California to spend the winter.
The young man who has spent his
summer S salary on ice cream and livery
rig~ goes shivering into the tailor's
and enquiries what it will cost to put
new binding on his last years ulster.
L. l.. Chavasse returned Saturday
from New York where he has been
staying the past few weeks He stop
pei II Washington on the way back
and reports having had a pleasant
time OF it since he left.
The matrimonial market of Hender-
son Is on the eve of a lively advance
As will be observed from the number
OF marriages soon to take place in our
midst. In most cases the brides will be
lrcm the surrounding country.
Cold weather comes on apace and
counting on the front gate has discon-
unued. The old man is now repairing the
hinges of the gate and wondering what
the gas and wood bill will amount to
at the end of the winters parlor tiirta-
ton.
John w. Reavis advertises for sale a
par OF fine young mules. He wants
tlTS Of a n
more stock than he needs and will sell
one or both together. They are good
Size. sound and gentle and will work
anywhere. single or double.
The Democrats did their best to
gain a victory in the comfy, and
though unsuccessful in the main they
worked hard and appealed not to pref
uiIce and besmirched not their party
eScutcheon. This is more than some
others can truthtuliy say.
y more quiet and orderly election we
never saw. Party enthusiasm ran
high but there was good humor and
orderly conduct with it all. This is
10 more than we expected but we are
broader than ever of Vance county
era.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Eva Curtin, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Currin. of Ok
ford, and Mr.. John Bailey Owen, O.
Henderson, Wednesday evening, No
vember 23rd. The ceremony will be
performed i'll the Baptist church, Ok
lord, at s O'Clock p. m.
The election is over. Now for work
along different line. The fall season
IS upon US, business is opening up will
merchants and others and then another
crop must be made and autumn is the
tlme . to begin preparing for it-by
ee!lh9 small grain, breaking land anG
raising manure on the farm.