The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-16
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Henderson Chapter, Royal srch
rsa.ous,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month"; at 10 Il. III.
Miss Halle Young, we are sorry to
hear. is sick with diphthcria i'll Oxford.
Men with black characters are ever
ready to bIackcn The characters Of their
ncighbora. -Erchonye.
Capt. W b. Shaw has returned from
professional visit to the Eastern part
of the State, i'll attendance upon Dare
court.
Don't fail To see our offer i'll another
column announcing the splendid
Thanksgiving Gift which we will present
free to all our readers.
An exchange is led to remark that
there is something wrong with the
religion Of the man who will not pay
h- debts because he can not be made
TO-
II. T. Watkins, Esq, who has been
confined to his home by sickness the
past ten days. has so far recovered as
to be able To resume the duties Of his
office.
Considerable hullin@ and repairing is
being done in Henderson at present
and the spirit of life and enterprise is
showing itself still if one will but open
his eye. anal see.
\. {. Zoilicotfcr. trustee, advertises
some valuable town property to be
Sold at public auction on Saturday,
December 10th. For fuller particulars
sec notice elsewhere i'll this paper.
We give particulars in another
column Of the greatest work of art
recently published, a floral panel
picture in oils. which we will give to
all our readers as a Thanksgiving
present.
Pcricles wrote that not to be able to
bear poverty is shameful thing; but
not to know how to chase it away by
work Is. more shameful thing yet.
There is food for thoughtful considera-
ton IN this.
Vance county has never had a hang
,ur since it was erected by the leglsia-
turc of lSS0-lSSl. but if there is not a
Sip i'll the cog wheel of justice some
where. we can not 90 on making this
boast always.
I. &. Hughes. trustee, advertIses
some real estate situate near town. to
he sold at public auction Saturday.
December 9th. Reference to notice
published i'll another column will give
fuller particulars.
The best and cheapest thing in the
land for making poultry fences is that
wire hen netting sold by ). X {.
Watkins. If you want something OF
the Kind call and see it and get prices
and You will be sure to buy.
Taking it all in all isn't it somewhat
Singular that during all this season OF
financial difficulty no large advertiser
has failed? 1t goes to prove that Wis
dom and foresight enter into adver-
Users pIans.-PyeftabIe Adrertising.
House breaking has got to be a
common occurrence hereabouts OF late.
But the guilty persons are soon appre-
hculed and placed behind prison bars
Il await the final judgment of the
court-if they do not escape Ill the
mean time.
Remember the dates of James
loung's Shakespearean performances
at Burwen Hall-Monday and Tues
day evenings neXt-Nov. Goth and
2lst. Reserved seat tickets. - cents.
IN sale at Cheatham's drug store.
General admission so cents. Gallery
3j cents.
See notice of the dissolution of the
mercantile firm of Beacon Brothers.
published in this paper. Thos. y.
Beacom retires on account of failing
health. John f. Beacon will con-
tiuue the business at the same place.
aud is authorized TO settle all accounts
owing by or to the firm.
There is, or should be, no conflict of
interest between town and country.
We are dependent upon each other
aud when one suffers the other can
not help feeling the pain. Whatever
enables the farmer to live better and
ENJOY more comforts of life benefits the
merchant with whom he deals.
IN exchange remarks that 1t IS often
the case that man does not rea,lze the
value of a true and loyal friend until
lie ,,wakens to the sudden realization
that his friend has turned cold towards
MN and hencefOrth warm handshakes
AMI kindly greetings will come no
more. Friendship. like love, must be
mutual. If one side is love and the
other indifference, love soon vanishes
Mt0gether. as Will friendship also.