The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-06-22
rson.LOdgc, No. 80,
A. f.. II \. VI.

Meets III ST ana iliIt l ut'StdN nights III
each month at 40 p III. l;caviS Hall.
The height of fashion and the height
of folly is Il pair that 90 well together.
We take it that this i, hot enough
l,r you without repeating the oit-a5k
question.
Mr.. X. W. Co"hilI, of Rocky Mount,
la- been in town several days, return
.un home Yesterday.
Mrs. -. NJ. Dunlop aud daughter
NJ Minna. of Baltimore, are visitin"
fru,~ and relatives in Henderson.
Fan and yrr,.ant now i every field
Win full promise of an abundant yield.
Nj Mamie EIartmaier, returned
Friday after Il pleasant soiourn OF two
months in Baltimore and elsewhere.
Nodding is a poor way for Il con@rc-
-c,tion To- t" manifest its appreciation
o., the minister's sermon. Exchange.
Mrs. Thco StalIin9s has returned
home from Il stay of several weeks at
Portsmouth and Virginia Beach.
This is fine weather for killing grass
and saving wheat and farmers are
maxim" the most Of their opportunities.
Mrs r. Il. SaLterwhite and little
daughter. Miss GcssiG, are visiting
friends and relatives at Iadkin College.
The time for listing taxes will soon
be out. Better attend to this little
matter at once If you have not done so
already.
y contemporary observes that Il
man will sometimes nurse an imagi-
nary WRONG until he makes Il fool of
himself.
The small boy ~rckrth now a good place
To swim.
Finding which he shuckcth off and plung
eth i'll.
Crops are fine and the outlook for Il
good yield is most encouraging. The
late rains have helped things wonder
fully.
Mrs.. {. \. Lewis and children have
returned from Durham where they
spent several days with Mrs. Lewis
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. SIN DOT.
DR.. T. :. Harris will leave to-day or
tomorrow to spend a few days at
Morchead City. Persons who may
have business with him will bear this
fact in mind.
The gainesville Dcmocrai puts II
correctly when it says: Money may
be close. but a majority of the people
do not find it close enough to lay then
hands on it.
Mrs. ID. II. Mangum and little son
are visiting relatives i'll Scotland Neck
Miss Carrie Man"um accompanied then
rs lar as TilIcry where She will spcnC
some time.
Miss Bertha Fleming. of Crecdmorc
who has been spending several days il
Henderson, the guest of Miss Lizzie
l'ink>ton. returned home "Wednesday
morning.
DO You want Il bicycle at two-thrd>
factory price: May be had by apply
ing at once to this office Only one an,
first bid gets it, Price at factory $50
You can have il for Sl00.
~ ND Souls WIN btI i Single lnbuSnl,
This statement II not true,
For Ofttimc> when You think of him
His thoughts are far from YOU.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. i. Harris, tive
children and nurse. Mcssrs. l.. II. Gooch
4. !. Harris and Maj !. +. Harris lcf
Tuesday morning to enjoy the cool sea
breeze at Morehead City.
i l., Of q
Methodist Protestant church Sun,a
afternoon were of an enjoyable nature
consisting of song service, rcritations
missionary discourses, &c.
Every person should sow turnips
They are excellent for both table us
and stock \ valuable and Protitabl
crop turnips should he crown largely
VI. Dorsey, druggist, has Il full suppl
Of fresh seed on hand.
An exchange says a Kentucky edito
wrote LET the CALLED jade vince.
but the printer, who appears to hav
been more familiar with the charactc
and habits of his boss than with tn
phrase. set it up. d" Let the gallon i'll
win
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school had an enjoyable picnic outin
at Testers grove. near Silver Sprln
church, Tuesday. 1t is needless
say the little folks had big time viii
the older ones derived no less plcasur
from that afforded the children.
Mrs. Col. f. Taylor. who has bee
sick for some time, is critically i'll al
those of her children not living
Henderson have been summoned to he
bedside. The prayers and svmpath
Of our people 90 out to this good woma
and the family in this hour when til
shadow Of death seems about to sett
IIn,t Than,