The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-07-13
49, 2. . : .szsssz...szzzaae,
TALK p
CT THE TOWN p
o..ITI11!TrSIS17pv0
Local aACONICs PICKED UP HERE AND
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. go,
\. +. Il \. NJ.
o..iTI5ITH7SI7pv
2sgZD

Henderson Lodge, No. 229,
y. +. ~ \. NJ.
Met fist and third Tuesday nights in
racli month at 80 p. III. Reavis Hall.
T.. Il. Taylor, whose sickness was
noted .,>t week, is recovering.
--~..nilicity is making the journey
Of til, life with Just baggage enough
Til. only correct actions are those
which need no explanation and no
afu.oLy. -1Herb0ch.
Refreshing rains come when needed
and the. prospects for an excellent har-
vet continue very cheering.
Lat the ladies' be greeted by full
ho.l~r at Burwell Hall next Tuesday
evening. The concert promises to be
aup-t enjoyable affair.
To try and find his proper sphere
uuwearicdly and boldly is the duty of
every man, and one which he owes to
his ucighbOr as well as to himself
Rev. w. l.. Cunniggim is attending
The District Conference of the M. f..
church which convenes in Littleton
to-day.
Remember the concert at Burwell
Hall Tuesday evening next, 18th inst.
General admission % cents reserved
seats 35 cents. Tickets Oh sale at
Ntcphens's book store.
Mcssrs. G.. :. Prchard. J. l.. Currin,
j. H. Bridgers and J. J. Hayes, of
Henderson, are attending as delegates
to the District Conference at LittlctOn
which meets there to-day.
The Triple Link excursion from
Raleigh to Norfolk, under the auspices
Of Capital Lodge, |. o. q. F., No HI,
E, F. Lumsden, manager, passed
through Monday with a big crowd
bound for the seashore.
The divine love towards the whole
human race is infinite; it is, that 1t
may save them, make them blessed
and happy to eternity. and appropriate
Ia them its own divine quality, so tar
IL It can be ed.-tSWedenbOrg.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. Dir. w. S. Black, formerly Pre-
siding Elder of this district, and now
superintendent of the Orphan Home
III Oxford, will preach i'll the Methodist
Episcopal church here next Sunday
morning.
Durham Sun of Monday, 10th inst :
Thr first new tobacco Of the season
offered on this market, was sold to-day
at Parrish's Warehouse. 1t came from
Wilson county, and is seven days
earlier than the first new tobacco sold
here last wear.
Send along all the local happenings
all the good stories. all the facts of in
tercst that come within your knowledge
Don't keep them TO yourself, but give
them the benefit of the GOLD LEAFS
circulation, and thus send them about
doing good.
II Your business is such that you
want the people to know of it and II
YOU desire their patronage. there IS nc
better or cheaper way to spread the
news abroad than by using the columns
ot your home paper. Try 1t and give
Your business a boost.
At a meeting of the Board of Town
commissioners held Tuesday. July
It'll, the following important ordinance
was passed: That if the tax on dogs
is not paid on or before the LIST day OF
August. 1898, the owner of sucl
dogs shall be fined five dollars.
An exchange advises that people
should never go i'll the early morning
to get boots and shoes fitted. In thu
latter part of the day the feet are 4
their maxium size. If people woul'
remember this rule there would be 81
many complaints of shoes when worl
tight which, when fitted, seemed s,
comfortable.
The growth of the North Carolin;
College of Agriculture and Mechanl
Arts. Raleigh. n c.. has been Yer,
remarkable. Starting four years age
with one building and five professor
present, and with little equipment,
now has six buildings, fifteen profes
sors and teachers. and complete
equipment in many technical lines. |
graduated Its first class III June. but 4
once many of these young men steppe
into lucrative and responsible positions
Its announcement appears in this issue
Every line in newspaper cost
something. says a contem porary.
it is for the benefit of an individual
should be paid for. If the grocer wer
asked to contribute groceries to on
abundantly able to pay for them h
would refuse. The proprietor OF
newspaper mnst pay for free advel
Using if the beneficiary does not, an
it is one of the hardest things to b
learned by many that newspaper ha
space i'll its columns to rent and mus
rent to live. To give anything for les
than living rates would be as certainl
fatal as for landlord to furnish fire
rent.-Press and Printer.