The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-10-06
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OCALLACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 229,

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Henderson Lodge, No. 229,
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Meets fist and third Tuesday nights in
..ch mcuth at 100 p. Ill. Reavis Hall.
sad the dealer to the editor: ':IIave
3. car and then give me a puff
Marion Butler, one of the Electors
I'll Ilr.c of the Third party, will speak
I'd Henderson next Monday, October
Ioth.
W. d. Mitchell gives notice ofhaving
qualified as administrator Of Thomas
Putumcr. deceased. Sec ADVERTISE
mrut in this paper.
TIL Summer has passed away, and
~ are now in the Autumn season.
Aaou the snow will be flying ard bleak
Winter Will be with us.
# YOU don't advertise in the GOLD
LEAF. YOU fail to get trade that you
might have as well as your more enter
lrl~iu4 competitor i'll business.
The ladies' are all invited to attend
Mr. Lchman's grand millinery open
i'm next Tuesday, October llth. She
has 4 beautiful stock which is bound to
please them.
Cur readers in town and country will
.iud the best houses i'll Henderson
represented in the GOLD LEAFS
advertising columns. Look over them
and make your purchases accord
nyly.
Sunday night and early Monday
morning people were made to realize
that fall is upon us. We have not
heard Of any frost that amounted to
much. the weather being most too
dry. 1t was cold enough, however,
!. II. Bridgcrs has moved his law
office 10 the Harris brick building next
to court house. where he has much
better aud more comfortable quarters.
Persons having business with him will
bear this fact in mind.
Franklin said: He who rises late
may trot all day and not have over
taken his business at night He
might have added that he who under
takes to do business and does not adj
verti>c will get left clear out of sight.
The new tobacco year begins Octo-
h,r I>t Our warehOuscmcn and buy
En- enter actively and dcterminedly
upon the work of another season. and
vii. see to it that the Henderson
market keeps well to the front in point
@. the amount of lcafhanded and prices
paid for the same.
When we hear of tobacco being sold
az 80 and $50 per hundred. as was
dnue ut COOpcr's warehouse last week.
il looks Ike Il return of the flush times
which farmers had Il few years back.
But this was extra fine tobacco. ami
good article of anything always sells
well.
The President of the North Carolina
Pharmaceutical Association has ap-
pointed our young townsman Mr.. Au-
gu,tu> Bradley. chairman of the COM
m.ttcc on Papers and Qulries." The
other members of the committee are
J. l.. Prior, Raleigh. p. w. Vaughan.
Durham.
Better Get in Your wood before bad
weather and muddy roads set in. Then
il will be more difficult to haul and
prices viii be higher. Joseph Basket
or l.. NJ. Harris can supply you now,
with either oak. hickory or pine wood.
Give them Your order and let them
supply You.
Miss Eta Hight. 4 young lady living
about miles from kittrell, while get
t,ug over fence last Sunday. fell and
di>.ocatcd her knee. sustaining Il
painful hut not necessarily serious in
Jury. She is granddaughter of Mr..
EpPy Grissom. one of the most csti-
mabIc citizens of the county.
{. b. Aycock will meet Marion
Butler ut his appointment here next
Monday. Let there be large crowd
to hear both gentlemen. Mr.. Aycock
has never spoken to our poodle but
we assure them that they have a
treat in store i'll hearing him. He is a
fine speaker. eloquent. logical and
reS0urceful. Be sure to come.and hear
him.
We have IN this office a number of
appropriate cuts and suitable display
type which we want to use for business
men in putting their attractive lines of
goods before the public and setting
forth the inducements offered by them
to secure trade. These cuts represent
al Ines. clothing. hats, shoes, ladies'
dress goods, millinery, sc. First |
come first served.
0uantitV and Cash reou-