The gold leaf., 1893-06-15
Henderson Lodge, No. 90,
y. T.. Il A. NJ.

Henderson Lodge, No. 90,
y. +. Il A. VI.
Meets FIST and third Tuesday nights in
each mruth ut 80 p. m. Eeavis Hall.
Mr.. Ernest Harper, Of Oxford. spent
sunday with Henderson friends.
Nj, Matte Hawkins spent few
DAYS with friends i'll Oxford the latter
part of last week.
Fourth of July is coming. Let us
HJll and hear the great American
r,-'c scream.
There viii be Il german given by
-omr Of the yonn@ men in Burwcll
Hal. t"-ni"ht.
We had a pleasant call from Edito:
J. y Thomas, of the LouiSburg Times.
Tur-,lay morning.
several youn" people from the sur
rounding country came in Tuesday to
attend The concert.
Master Walton Moss, of Granville
county after Il two weeks stay in
Henderson. left for home Monday.
Misses Sallic Aston and Matte
Clement, returned last week from n
pleasant visit to friends in I.Ouisbur".
The residence of DR.. Judd on Fair
Ground street Is nearly completed and
sill be Il handsome addition to that
rart of town.
Misses Lizzie and Lucy kittrcll,
"f kittrel. who have been visiting
Mr.. J. F. Harris returned home
Tuesday.
Mr. l.. y. Harris. who has been at
n.t.a Fla. the past few months for
la health. IS home again, somewhat
improved.
The Paine>ville (OhiU Democrat
-ly>; Girls i'll the tobacco towns play
uu pipe organs. have fine-cut features
amt wear Connecticut wrappers.
Are YOU going to the Worlds Fair:
The R,rieir of Reric,cs for the month
nj June is Il number which nobody who
intends to 90 can well afford to be
without.
Some of our young men have been
iryin" to solve the problem which
would he the best policy, to get mar
red and settle down or remain single
and settle up.
IN exchange is entirely correct when
it says growing and complaining should
not form the sum total of ones home
life. while abroad ones blessings and
smiles be scattered broadcast.
It's old advice It's true. but at this
particular season of the year it Is per
incnt and potent-clcan up your prem
I>es. disinfcct. battle regularly. cat
carefully. don't overwork and avoic
worry.
The GOLD LEAF acknowledges re
ccipt of Il neat ticket of invitation tC
the forty-sccond anniversary of the
Franklin Literary Society of the l1orncr
Military School of Oxford, "Wednesday
evening, June 2lst.
See advertisement of the Gilmcr IIi"l
school in this paper. The session just
closed has been a very successful one
and the prospects are good for ever
Il larger attendance next term. Iht
fall session will begin September 2Sth
We see that Col. W. F. Bcasley ha
Just been granted patent on Il new
invention of his. an Indicator lock
Tie told Us recently that he had Il mum
her of patents pending which h
thought would be passed upon about tn
10TH
Keep it on Your mind that rapi,
cultivation is what all crops need
Twice the amount of work on crOl
after it has stood too long wlthou
being stirred with hoe or plow will no
make up for the delay.-ProgrcS$ir
Farmer.
Sweet Girl graduates have been GET
ting their minds aud dresses i'll goo
shape for commencement day exercises
The = sweet" boy graduate is satistic
il he has bicycle on which to star
out on the - grand boulevard of life,
says the Waterloo O6serrer.
Does advertising pay: Well. if
didn't one firm would hardly pay - 90
for 4 single page advertisement i'll tn
New York U-0rld one time and anothe
advertiser of the same city wouldn
be increasing the advertising of HI
company by 425 900 year.
An exchange asks: wv hat
sweeter than friend you can trust:
Why, 4 friend that doesn't ask to b
- trusted" of course -Bellefountaln
Examiner.
What's the matter with friend thf
Will . trust you, eh:
Prof. and Mrs. J. \. Gilmer al
visiting friends and relatives in Green:
bOrO this week and will go thence t
Morganton. their former home to spen
the balance of the summer. The
expect to visit the Worlds Fair wit
the Teachers Assembly next montl