The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-04-14
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 223,
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Meet, tiI~t and third Tuesday nights in
each mon"h at 80 p. Ill. Reavis Hall.
The cold snap gave vegetation a set
back if not veritable black eve.
Prospects for a good fruit year have
been nipped i'll the bud by the frost
thi~ week.
The young people of Oxford will
have large german on the evening of
tie 22nd inst,
Thomas Johnson who lives on IIew-
lett Hunts place near Kittrell, lost
hi. house and entire contents by fire
yesterday. a case of accident we
suppose.
Two things the GOLD LEAF is par
tjcu!arly DESTROYS Of seeing secured
for IIeudcrson-the erection of large
cotton factory and the building of the
Nash county railroad.
An exchange says: Don't put too
much in one advertisement What
Will YOU do for the next one: One
thought is generally enough for once
next week announcer; next another ana
50 on. But let 1t be good one al
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Easter comes somewhat later than
usual this year, fortunately for Easter
bunncts and the butterflies who wear
them. Let us think, however. that
there will be fewer martyrdoms to
fashion and Il greater and bladder
popular outpourln@ on the occasion of
this great religious festival.
The editor acknowledges receipt of
a card of invitation to the marriage of
his esteemed friend Mr.. Leonidas Ma
con NlchauN, Il well known and pop
u.ar travcjin" salesman. to Miss Louise
Miller daughter OF Dr. aud Mrs. j. f.
Miller, of Goldsboro- Wednesday even
IN. April 10th, at $50 O'Clock, st.
PauI'S Church.
Til. f,r .hoso Of our ,or,.ho,.s
who>e announcements are not already
To hc found in our advertising columns ::
Il You desire to catch incoming spring
trade now is the time to drop in YOUR
advertisements and keep ahead of the
stream. People will read Your an
n0mcements. and call on YOU. too. If
You don't believe It, try 1t.
Harry Iou,LIir ord VIII WoII.tt
left Er;io, to ;n;, tbo Eoron.u.,,, shows
III hli"ue l''iI"- Inc Sllo" VIII MOI
80" Oh us SUMMER touI u'ltii a"o"t
INC -"'h "ii" MI l-"u-iilli I'll" hot
''i' "i"t| vi S"'"I u'i'!l Ia'ei out
changed. hi> MN" "neh ms lrlehu ana
oii,l'iiioii oeS'h u pack ~ ana get
i'"'S anu "o''i "eh' "'o'iS '"7e'hel'
About o'clock Yesterday morning
J. 3. PoNel'S saloon in the Cheatham
buidm" OIL Montgomery street. was
discovered to be on fire. and but for
.orin,,S 49, ,ra,,II haro 10 h.
chronirlcd instead Of thes. few lines
II ORIGINATED from, III. exn,osion of
I,mn il is tborybt Tn. loss r.s
sTrLt
Oafds are out announcing the mar
rage Oh MISS Minnie w. ho"iahd' the
a'tonlilane" u''u@nter OF MI. ana MIS-.
l.. r. no" '''i''' anu MI. y H. ha''hI,i'
oI DurAaih' at 'lle ire> oyl'fiah 'iiuren,
nendefson' eahesdaf evening" April
he issued in town. only to the atten-
dant>. \ reception will he rivcn at
home immediately after the ceremony.
There can be ne question about it
advertising pays when JudIcIousIy done.
II IL dld not heshreWdes' pu>lhe, men
III the country would not spend vast
sums ol money ahhualIy III TINS way.
hat Is meant by ludIciouS adNertis-
M Is to tell the story YOU nave to tell
L" the largest number OF the rlGht sort