The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-09-14

each llbllI!i, Sl w ii. III.
The continued rainy weather has
made receipts Of tobacco light at the
several warehouses.
Fall term of Vance county Superior
court Will commence Monday, October
2nd Judge VIM. a. Hoke will pre-
SIDE.
We publish Senator Vance's speech
in full this week. Those Of our readers
who have not already seen it will
pcrusc it with interest we are sure. 1t
speaks for itself.
Aaron Woodhull's Comedy Company
which is billed to play" Uncle Hiram
at Burwell Uall next Wednesday even
IN, is highly spoken of by the press
where they have been.
DR.. W. II. Wakefield, eye and ear
Henderson, at Massenburg's Hotel,
Friday, Goth inst, where persons de-
string to consult him can do so.
Sponge bathing with alcohol is excel
itl!L lOE ucIlCdLc NOlllCu.-L OttCt Il utt
IN Il HealM Journal.
We know some men who take
alcohol baths, but they take them in
tcrnally, regardless of their health OIL
whether it is the plunge, shower or
sponge" variety.
The excessive rains have not beer
GOOD for crops. Fodder saving has
been retarded. as have tobacco curing
and cotton picking. Tobacco has be
come diseased somewhat while cottOr
hd> been beat out of the bolls and dis
coIorcd by dirt and mildew which will
tell i'll the selling price.
The small boy who upon being asked
what the Sunday-school text was
answered: g Many are cold but few
are froZen," came about as near re
peating the exact words as some olde
persons are capable Of after hearing
tor rather partly hearing) anything
What he was driving at of course wa
that = Many are called but few ar
chOscn.''
Quoting the language of an exchange
HOW is the time to repent. Prof. Tot
ten says that the spots on the sun in
dictate that the eleventh stroke of tn
midnight hour is near at hand and tn
day of Judgment close by. 1t will d
no harm to square up your old accOun
whether the "midnight hour is a
hand" just now or not. There is II
doubt that mans salvation hereatto
depends upon his honesty in this world
The New Berne Journal makes tn
following thoughtful and timely sue
gestiOn. which every town should &C
upon az far as possible and practicable
Establish small industries for boys
girls, young men, ladies, and all VIII
are willing to work, both white an
cOlored. 1t will make better citizen
of them and relieve great many
the embarrassing necessities of llvln
on relatives and friends.
An exchange tells story of a DO
who was sent to market with a sac
OF roasting ears aud after lingerin
around town all day came home will
out selling them. When his mothe
asked him why he had not sold til
corn he said no one had asked hil
what was in the sack. There al
many merchants like that boy. The
have plenty of goods, but fail to tie
the people what they have in the
sack.-Reidsville Weekly.
Mr.. Claude Kitchin, Bank Examine
was here last week and in conformit
with his regular duties made a Garrett
and thorough examination of our tW
banks. The result of his work shove
them to be in splendid condition,
statement which was gratifying, con
lnS as it did from such a source, b1
which was not questioned before. III
Fact is our banking institutions are
wise, safe and conservative hands ar
their careful management is wOrtl
OF admiration.
No matter how dull trade may
there is always a, certain amount
buying and selling. The merchal
who adyertises briskly, sharply, duril
the dull season will get big share
whatever trade is being done. 1t
really more necessary to advertise
the dull season than when everybo(
Is buying and buying largely. Watt
The business houses that keep up the
advertising during the dull season a
see If they don't do great dc
more business than the man who sto
advertising 6 because things are quiet
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