The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-01-19

The charter for the vegetable can
naming factory has been written and
nothing remains to be done but to have
passed upon officially. While nearly
ali stock has been subscribed and the
balance can be secured without diff
,ulty. it is proposed to give the people
Il the country an opportunity Of taking
hares and owning a controlling interest,
; they are more directly Interested in
II enterprise Of this kind.
The first issue of the Henderson
Herald. by Newell Il Thacker. APP
cared Tuesday evening. 1t is a six
dunn folio. printed from new type
nd presents a neat and attractive
1t will be published
emi-weekly. and there ought to be a
God field for such a paper in Hender-
On. The GOLD LEAF welcomes it
: /, a co-laborer and has nothing but
raternal feelings and best wishes for
he new enterprise.
The GOLD LEAF is in receipt of a
.opv of handsome little book just
sued from the presses of Edwards &
;roughton, Raleigh, n. G. 1t is a
+ ovel entitled Love in the Mists,' by
'alter l.. Womble, containing l4l
! ages. The book is well written.
Interesting and entertaining. The
e.; 5raving Of the title page we notice
il by our friend Thomas G. Harris, Of
.aleigh. The design is pretty and
| re all Mr.. Harris work reflects credit
rDOn the artist.
Since Allen & Ginter's cigarette
{ ,ctory in Richmond has been burned,
al this firm Tot be induced to come
+ Henderson and continue their oper-
= IONS? They have the buildings here
. nd it is only necessary to bring the
nachinery and operatives and 80 right
on with their business. OF course we
ID not suppose that this great concern
would be located here permanently;
their interests and property holdings
Ia Richmond are too large for that. but
they might come here temporarily until
they can rebuild their burned factory.
While we haye had some cold weather
II the sunny South with the Their
Inometer dancing around zero. yet
" hen we read the dispatches from the
y orthwest giving it at from 25 to 30
yclow. we are made to feel that we
ire almost living in summer time
l.. st. Paul. Mimi, few days ago a
:lbe of ice six feet thick was cut from
/ g FadnOis lake and is the heaviest
,ocn since the famous block which
o"ncd the corner stone of the ice palace
II 1886. The cold. however, is without
lie blizzard feature and no fatalities or
have been reported.
The friends Of Asa Farrar, the pop
/ II, courteous and energetic young
t:itioner and confectioner, regret that
&c has been forced to make an assign
nent for the benefit of his creditors.
[. 7. Hicks is named as assignee.
little over $4,000. We have
-: learned what the assets are. Mr..
:; rrar came here a few years ago from
:. rmville. Va. and during that time
I'D impressed himself upon our people
u IN honest, Industrious young man
~ IL l1CGCIldnt WHO uuttCiS GOou us /
"a mess and attended strictly to it, |
l. there is much regret at his failure. !
Another deep snow fell last night.
/ ere were three on the ground al |
{ .dy and while they had become |
ICzen and packed we are told that out |
II The fields this morning the combined |
la yth is about % inches. OF course !
t not as deep as this where the
II, " has been packed. but if it had
2 / lightly as it fell it would doubt
6 be considerably over three feet in |
lcs'th. The oldest persons can not |
= Ill when we had q longer spell of
{, ere cold weather. or more and |
L.: weir SHOWS fell in such quick success
irl of each other, as the season we |
IL now passing through.
lptain Sweeney, U. S. A, San Diego, |
"a - says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is |
he first medicine have ever found that |
W al do me any good" Price 80 cts. |
,ci,. Ivy W. w. Parker.
nd orders to \. J. Jones 4 Co, for |
'oa'. Full supply of the best coal on the |
Ii rket