The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-29
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
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Henderson Lodge, No. 223,
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REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 900,
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Meets fist and third Tuesday nights in
Zach month at 40 p. III. Reavis Hall.
These nights are decidedly fall like.
Capt. J. J. Laughinghouse, of Pitt
county, is here to-day with tobacco.
Friday was big day at the ware
houses. The sales this week have not
been quite so heavy.
Ten car loads of tobacco were re-
cciVed here Yesterday. Most of it came
from the Eastern part Of the State.
The Hustler, semi-weekly, by d. E.
Ayc0ck, succeeds the daily edition of
The paper heretofore conducted by
Johnny Stone.
Several persons went up to Raleigh
this morning to hear Gen. Weaver
speak. 1t is said that many more
went through the country.
Watkins got in car load Of cheap
hcdstcads alone Tuesday. He is
determined the people shall not sleep
ON the floor if he can help it.
If YOU don't advertise in the GOLD
LEAF. You fail to get trade that you
might have a. well as your more enter
Prising competitor III business.
Ell ID. Mitchell was up with lot Ct
.Nl.
week. He thought his good as any he
saw on the market. though he was not
pleased with his crop this year.
Attention is directed to the adver-
ti>cmcnt of Walter G.. Robertson & Co.,
dcarlerS III pure WHISTLES, brandies.
wines, etc, Montgomery street, which
appears elsewhere i'll this paper.
1t is not always the lowest priced
paper that is the cheapest ADVERTISE
inc medium. But some people only
look at the dollar they spend. not the
too or ten they may get in return.
Our readers in town and country will
find the best houses in Henderson
represented in the GOLD LEAFS
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and make your purchases accord
iugiy.
Il. NJ. Pittman and Il. T. Hicks,
mortgages, advertise to sell at public
auction, on the 3lst day of October, a
track of land situated near Williams
boro, and containing al acres, more
or less. See notice in this paper.
:. :. Written has an advertisement
i'll this paper announcing that he can
still be found at his old stand, next to
Dorscy's drug store, where he keeps
full and complete line of pure and
choice Whistles, brandics, wines. &C..
OF all kinds.
John llargrove, mortgage. will sell
a desirable town lot with siX-room,
two-story frame dewelling thereon, at
public auction on the 3lst day of Oc-
tober, rs will be seen by advertisement
IN this paper. Lot l00X200, opposite
L. NJ. Pittmau's residence.
Brookston Chapel, neat and sub
stantially built house of worship, is
about completed. 1t is 24x36 feet.
1t feet pitch. The carpenters work
was done under the supervision Of w.
Il. Green and it is a job of which he as
well as the people of the community
may he proud.
Extra copies of the GOLD LEAF
containing the address Of Col. Bur-
gwyn on Banks and Banking" have
been iii demand. The paper is sought
for by bankers. tinancierS and political
economists far and near. The press
has been generous in its praise and
comments also.
y. Lehman has made some changes
III the general plan and arrangement of
things in his store. The millinery
department has been moved up stairs
where there is more room, more light
and more privacy for the ladies, while
the space heretofore devoted to that is
now used for boys and children's
clothing.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mamie Bell Edwards,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. 7.
Edwards, of Henderson. and Mr. Will
II. Harrison, of Raleigh, Wednesday,
October 9Th. The ceremony will take
take place at the Methodist Protestant
church at l O'Clock p. M, Rev. I. J.
Ogburn officiating.
Some people are unreasonable and
selfish. There are men who never pay
Il cent to their home paper for adver-
Using, yet they think failure to men
ton their business in any and every
way a great slight. OF course they
should not care for thing that is of
such little consequence to them as not
to be worth paying for.
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