The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-02-18
Vance court will convene next
Tuesday. Hon. Henry r. Bryan will
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diiNC COuTt VIII convene next
Tuesday. Hon. Henry r. Bryan will
preside.
A few drop. Of ink make thousands
Of people think If you have anything
worth attracting attention to try the
virtue OF printers ink.
Look at the liable Of your paper and
see how you stand. If you are in
arrears please call and settle. We call
attention to the matter because many
GOOD and well meaning people thought
lessIy allow themselves to get behind.
y great many people don't know
what they want in this world until thev
see it advertised; other people know
what they want. but don't know where
to get it. Advertising tells them The
columns Of the GOLD LEAF are at the
service ofour live business men.
If you would place your name and
business before the people who trade
III Henderson. advertise in the GOLD
LEAF. This paper goes every week
into the homes Of hundreds of the best
citizens Of Vance and adjoining cOun-
ties, and is read regularly and closely by
thousands.
One who has tried the experiment
says that the way to start a balky horse
Is to take up one Of the fOIefeet and
strike the shoe few times with stone.
He claims to have started several
horses i'll this way which had resisted
,Iio
move, and also says that he has never
known thi. simple method to fail.
Here is a pointer for business men.
An exchange says: Perseverance is
all element Of success in any business,
tut especially does it apply to advertis-
ing. A man who persistantly and
ardently pursucs one object in life
j, invincible, says George Ohnet, the
french novelist. Many man has
fallen short Of success by reason of his
faint heartcdness.
An exchange says when you hear
man sncering at the county papers
because they are not as big. cheap and
mewsy as other papers. you can safely
bet that he does not waste his wealth
i'll assisting to make them better, and
that generally the papers have done
more for him than he has for them.
The man who cannot see the benefit
arising to a town from newspapers,
has very short sighted vision.
The advertiser gets more for his
money now than formerly, because. the
greater attractions of the newspa pers
Increase the number of newspaper
readers, and besides the newspapers
are read more thoroughly now than
ever before. The advertising columns
are an interesting feature of we'll con-
due ted newspapers, and are read about
a. generally as the news columns
Richmond TObacco Journal.
Here is what factories do for a town.
The Suffolk Herald says
The butter-dish factory. the knitting
mills. the cotton factory and the kind
ling wood factory all want more help
than is now on their rolls. With these
industries in our midst needing and
calling for help, there is no reason for
destitution or want, Or the cry of hard
times with our poor people or with
those less unfortunate.
We devoted large portion of our
editorial space last week to what we
are sure proved an interesting article
about the Seaboard Airline system
OF railways and steamship lines. AS
orc of the great arteries that has done
To
this section of the State. this corpora
ton is sort of home institution
and one in which our people feel a
local interest and pride.
There are to be found in all COM
munities men who descend to plotting
and scheming for the downfall of others
and who adopt very questionable modes
to iniure some harmless rival; but
they are invariably. the ones who,
when their own practices are adopted
by others and their own weapons used
against them. simulate an honest in
di tnation and. then and there. invoke
the aid Of the god of vengeance against
the individual who has only sinned
against sinncr.-Chenoa Ullinois)
Gnzctte.
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