The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-02-16
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The North Carolina AdUe,kisey,
by ]. D. Lowry, is the name of new
paper just started at Mt. Airy. We
have not seen copy, but the editor
is no new hand at the business and
will make it a success We have no
doubt.
The Caucasian, which was recently
moved from Clinton to Goldsboro,
has made its appearance from the
latter place. Marion Butler, Presi-
dent of the State Farmers Alliance,
remains the editor. We note that the
paper has been enlarged to eight
columns.
The Parish Record is the name of 4
monthly publication issued in the
interest of the Church of the Holy
Innocents, Henderson, the pastor Rev.
Julian E. Ingle, editor. 1t contains
large amount OF choice and wholesome
reading matter and its careful and
thoughtful perusal can not fail to be
fruitful of good.
The GOLD LEAF is pleased to note
the evident SUCCESS of the State CHr0n-
ieL No paper in the State has shown
more improvement within the past
year. Editor T. R. Jernigan has
made it bright, newsy, clean and
influential, and its patroage in adver.
Using and subscriptions should be
commensurate with its merits.
The Progressive Fa,me, has closed
its seventh yearly volume. 1t is newsy,
industrious and contains much interest
ing reading matter. In the hands of
Editor Ramsay the Progyessi0e
Farmer is sharp prod in the sides of
a good many politicians, and if it
shall push them up to looking more after
the interest and welfare of the people,
its efforts will not have been in vain.
The NezUs is the name of new
paper published at Gillburg, Vance
county, S. G.. Satlerwhite editor. 1t
is issued monthly, from the presses of
D. E. Aycock, the Henderson job
printer, and the second number is just
out. 1t is devoted to the interest of
the Farmers Alliance, and though
small in size is meaty. The GOLD
LEAF wishes the new enterprise we'll.
The Graham Gltaner has just COM
pleted its eighteenth .olume. As our
good friend McDiarmid, of the
Rodesonian, would say, the Cleaner
man has been "Kenodling" about the
newspaper business a good while and
has earned more dollars than he ever
got. He publishes good paper and
the GOLD LEAF yields to him in point
of age and speech making if not in
good looks.
The FyankAinton Weekly is the
name of new candidate for patronage
and popularity in the newspaper field.
1t is neatly printed little sheet, four
columns to the page, and is published
by the Franklintan Publishing Com
pany, with Robert c. Gulley as editor.
Price S1.oo a year. The GOLD LEAF
welcomes the Weeky to its exchange
table and wishes it long life and pros
perity.
The Kinston Free Press is one of
the most enterprising weekly papers in
the State. 1t is conducted with singu-
lar ability, is scrupulously neat and
we'll printed and the progressive spirit
of Editor Herbert is. a constant source
of surprise to his readers and patrons.
indeed, the Free Press woulc do
credit to any town three times the
size of Kinston and twice the patronage
it receives. Such paper speaks with
thousands of tongues every week for
the place in which it is published, and
tells of its prosperity and the enter
prise of its citizens.