The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-09-08
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 90,
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Meets iii It and third Tuesday nights in
each month at 100 p. III. ReaviS Hall.
Have you any painting to do: Call
Oh :. Il E. Watkins and buy Averill
paint 1t is the best.
The little son Of Capt. and Mrs.
w. Il. Shaw has been sick for several
days. His condition is somewhat i'm
proved now. however.
When Il stranger comes to town to
settle, don't 9rowl about the place, but
show him its advantages. He can find
the difficulties himself.
Joseph Basket advcrtises 100 cords
nice dry pine wood for sale. Now is
the time to lay in your winter supply
nish you.
Not pride only but fashion goeth
before fall, and the fall fashions are
already on hand. Step into any of the
stores i'll town and You will see what
they are.
+. y. Crews, trustee, by T. r.
Hicks, attorney, advcrtiscs Il town lot
II henderson to be sold at public auc-
ton October Stlr. See notice elsewhere
in this paper.
The girls are dressing more like men
every season, but we have not noticed
any of those suspenders the dear things
are wearing this summer fastened with
a ten-pcmny nail. Until they get tC
that, they Will never know what it is
to be 4 man.
Monday was Il legal holiday through
out the country, it being observed as
Labor Day III nearly every State in the
Mon. llere there was no demon
sratiOn or observance of the day in
any manner outside of the closing of
the pOstotlice.
We have heard of good many
barns of tobacco being burned this sea-
son. Mr.. Frank Workman tells us that
he saw four burn i'll sight of his place
last Friday. Within ten days nine
have been burned in the same neigh
borhOOd, all from accident while curing.
Mr.. w. :. Walden has Just COM
pletcd a fine residence in Nashville.
where he has been working the past
two or three months. We are told it
i one of the haudsomeSt dwellings in
the place. and the fact that Mr.. Walden
did the work is Il guarantee of its excel
lcncc.
The Plainesvillc Democrat SAYS
" hen the uuprIucipled editor of a
discriminating newspaper attempts to
b,ucken the characters of men who are
his superior i'll every respect, it is
about time for somebody to get up a
club-not for the newspaper, but the
editor.
Mrs. y. ID. Garden will open pri-
Vate school at her residence on the
10th inst. Her intellectually and long
experience Ill the school room qualify
her i'll an eminent degree for the duties
OF instructor of the young people, and
we commend her claims to parents and
others.
If the people who continually want
the newspapers to fire into somebody,
or rake the city officials over for
alleged failure to do their duty, would
file complaints, i'll nine cases out of ten
their grievances would be promptly
relieved.
Mr.. Il. }. Jones, former citizen of
Henderson. was married ON "Wednesday
to Miss Willie, the accomplished laugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Norwood.
OF WarrentOn. The Young couple have
many friends here and elsewhere, who
will wish them much happiness and
prosperity in their welded life.
The present Democratic county
nominees are all good men, and en-
titled to your suf'rages. Give every
man, from L. I. Hicks to G.. y. Cum
nlngham from one end of the ticket
to the other-a hearty support and
rouSing endorsement at the polls next
November.
Now for earnest work among both
teachers and pupils. The schools have
Orcned, and it should be the ambition
OF all to make this the most beneficial
and successful session of every school
III Henderson. BY careful attention to
studies, the boys and girls will learn
great deal before another vacation
comes.
There may not be any danger of the
cholera reaching here, but it is well to
use precautionary measures to prevent
1t To that end, everybody should
CONSIDER himself a committee of one to
act with the municipal authorities in
cieanln" up and destroying all filth.
the TODD that cholera feeds on. 1t is
better to take the precaution before
h:-nd, than wait until an epidemic is
upon this land.