The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-11-23


each month, at 10 a. IN.
See notice of sale of house lot in
Henderson, advertised by II. L.
Watkins, attorney.
One who knows says it is only a
step from an auburn haired sweetheart
to a red-headed wife.
If there's anything that can make
more OF a show of itself than a chrys-
anthemum, bring it forth.
Never allow your temper to get the
better of you. Rage robs man Of
his reason, and makes him laughing
stock.
The prize skates given by the Hen
dcrSon skating rink at the carnival last
Friday night were won by Mr.. Frank
Aston.
\ revival meeting is in progress at
the Baptist church this week, con-
Quoted by the pastor Rev. r. Van
Deyenter.
We are requested to announce that
DR.. Morton will return i'll time to oc-
cupy his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
The Baltimore American remarks
that money is like good newspaper.
The larger the circulation the more
GOOD it does, and the more useful it is,
". b. Daniel, one of Vance county's
best citizens and most progressive tar
mcrs. sold at Cooper's this week and
averaged for his tobacco, all grades,
SIS 60.
Reserved seat tickets for the Fort
uncs of War performance at Burwen
Hall next Tuesday evening are on sale
at Cheatham's drug store. Price 10,
- and % cents.
Gen. w. II. Cheek killed house
pig under - months old that weighed
275 Mr.. Hartmaier, who handled the
meat. pronounced it one of the finest
porkcrs he has seen.
Here is a pointer for housewives and
washers Put wine glass full Of
strong borax water in a pint OF raw
starch, and you can do up collars and
CUTS as stiff as any laundry.
If YOU are interested i'll poultry rails
in and desire to 90 into the bushes
on 4 large scale, youneed an incubator.
Some of the best machines made are
advertised in this paper.
Wemav not be our brothers keeper,
but every person has an idea what
some other person ought to be. AT
least he appears to be interested IN his
fellow man to this extent.
Coopcr's warehouse is alive with
tobacco to-day. 1t is coming i'll from
every quarter Cooper alone received
>.x solid car loads of leaf tobacco last
u-ht and this morning via II. u q.
railroad.
y fine opportunity for agents is
offered by j. b. Capbell. publisher OF
tie JEorlF's Columbian Exposition IL
h:<ffuted. Chicago. H., whose adver-
t.>ement appears i'll this paper. Write
trr terms.
Cur experience bears out the correct
ness of what the Atlanta Jonrnat says
when it remarks that the real cause Is
not the want of a sufficient circulating
medium, but the failure of the medium
u circulate.
Capt. J. w. Granger, the mos
ir0minet farmer of Lenoir county. l:
hrre selling part of his crop. The
Captain is highly pleased with Cooper
lr5tes. Come again, friend Gralnger
We ike you.
boosters don't make bad Thankssiv
ne dinners after all 1t beats crow al
hollow. But BOOSTERS of a certain pc
.tjeal faith appear to be rather scarce
III some of the States where elections
were recently held.
An exchange publishes an article
headed Cheap Cas- Without con
Stunning time to read it we suppose i
has reference to the stock in trade o
the average stump speaker and way
side discourser on political affairs.
Died, November Sth, 1898, il
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Susan billiard Tur
Ter. widow of the late Edward T
Fowler, in the S1st year of her age
Mrs Fowler was the daughter OF Majo
Turner, who resided near Williams
boro, \. G.
Capt. J. J. Laughinghouse and Co
j. Bryan Grimes, two of Pitt county
most prominent citizens, and anon
the largest tobacco growers i'll tn
State. are selling part of their crop
al COoper's to-day. We are alway
Cad to welcome these genial gentle
lHcn to our town.