The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-10-06

Of. U. u. Taylor, surgeon dentist.
VIII locate i'll Henderson to practice
ms profession about the middle of
November.
When barber has finished shaving
customer and is greeted with the
remark, ''well, you have nulIed
through" the knight of the razor and
sneafs does not know whether TO con
slider 1t a compliment or not.
lhere IS an impression in the minds
j OF some people that man who has
made his money in a community. owes
something to it in return. There are
many ways in which he can show this
sort OF spirit and help others while
benelittng himself.
"A. NJ. Basket is an honest. sturdy
farmer who has been successful in his
own business and will make a faithful
ana acceptable county treasurer if
elected. A man of the highest in
tegrlty OF character, his candidacy
commends itself to the cordial support
OF all classes of our citizens.
Those fellows whose consciences will
allow them to sleep are praisino the
| elegant nights We are now HAVING
Loulsburg Times.
We trust Brother Thomas is not q
Vlctlm OF insomnia. But who ever
heard OF a country editor being troubled
by his conscience-or having much
time to sleep?
There is not man on the Demo-
cratic county ticket who does not com
mend himself to popular support and
'ne SURFACES of the people. In point
OF integrity of character, intellectual
4uallllcatIons and fitness for the dis
charge OF the duties of the office for
which they offer all are well rounded
men deserving Of election.
The GOLD LEAF takes no notice of
anonymous communications. If ID.
>. - writing from Raleigh yesterday
had given his name mot for publication
necessarily but that the editor could
know who his correspondent was). his
comments on the article headed eff
L We're a Girl,' as published in the
Hustler last week, would be printed in
these columns.
There are no more fit men for the
offices to which they ask the voters of
the county to elect them than Capt.
J. b. White and G. A. CUNNINGHAM.
candidates for surveyor and coroner re-
spectively. They are in every way
qualified to discharge the duties that
would devolve upon them and are
worthy of the support of every elector
III the county.
Capt. J. 2. Leach, of Littleton.
candidate for the Senate from Warren
and Vance counties, was here this
week taking the ''lay of the land''
politically. He has gone actively and
lndustrlously to work and speaks
encouragingly Ofhis chances of election.
Capt. Leach is an excellent and
intelligent gentleman and the district
could not have better representative.
The road from Harris cross roads
by the Sulphide Calcium mineral spring
TO Henderson, has been declared a
public one by the County Commits
sloncrs and road supervisors. This
shortens the distance about 2 miles |
and Is better road in every way we
are told than the present one. The
curse of the road runs along a ridge !.
or most part and as it escapes the !
'ailroad will become popular on that
account
What Henderson most needs now
5 great big dynamo, with the appur-
-enances thereunto appertaining. We .
nave such all ready in position and all
that is lacking is to put the machinery
n operation. If this is not done be- /
iore dark nights and bad weather of .
"lnter set i'll what are we going to do? .
is bad enough to be without lights |
on the streets during the summer, and .
uch thing should be out of the ques-
ION i'll town the size and Importance
Ct Henderson in winter time.
Our young druggist friend w. w.
'arker puts up a number of prepara-
Ions Of his own, and is having quite
" God sale of the same both at home
md abroad. His remedy for head
ache, neuralgia, &C., (Headine) is per-
haps the most popular and greatest in
, emand. 1t is a dead shot, and is
, 'stitied to in the following language
! Editor Latham, of the Washington
HuzeH:
Parker's Headline is the finest thing
I,r headache on the market. We have
tried it, and it knocks the spots out of
The disease.
Mr.. +. l.. Chavasse left US this week
10 make his home elsewhere. He will
spend few days in South Carolina and
20 thence to New York city where he
purposes residing and engaging in bust
ness. lie has many friends in Hen
terson who while regretting his de-
Iarture will wish him success in what
ever he may undertake. The GOLD
LEAF has for some time been indebted
to him for kindly assistance in report
ng society items for its columns.
md his ''persOnal mentions will be ,
Kissed hereafter. We join with a
lost of friends in wishing Mr.. Cha !
vase the greatest measure of success
The candidacy Oft. L. Hicks for a
eat i'll the lower house of the Legisla-
ture cOmmends itself to intelligent
linking men who have the good name
IT their county and the welfare of the
state at heart \ man we'll versed in
The laws of North Carolina. knowing
md understanding the wishes and needs
ot the people, his services would be of
lcalculable good to all the people in
50 high and responsible a position. His
,.tluence would be felt. his counsel
would be needed and we could boast of ,
4 representative who would be worth
>methlns to us as a county and
7 ople, for he would prove himself the
END and champion of the rights of {
al.
=. f. Rowland is an honest and an ,
il duStriOuS Young farmer who for the