The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-10
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LOCAL LACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
Henderson Lodge, No. 80,
A, T.. Il n. NJ.
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henderson Lodge, No. 30,
A. +. Il n. NJ.
Meets FIST Tuesdays in each month at
...r u. m, and third Tuesday nights at
81 Kcayis Hall.
The teachers excursion to the
Worlds Fair is expected to return the
last of the week.
The ladies will find it to their
interest to buy dress goods and sum-
mcr notions ut ThOmasOn's.
Harris, GOOch 81 Co., have some
thing to say to tobacco planters through
their advertisement this week. Read
L.
Now is the time for the wide-awake
merchant to get his advertisement be-
tore the public if he would reap his
share of the fall trade.
Mrs Isabel Wood gives notice of
having qualified as eXecutrix Of W.
Wood, deceased. See advertisement
ia another column of this paper.
Now is the time to place your fall
announcements before the public. The
TOLD LEAF offers the best facilities
for reaching town and country trade.
Every day brings us encouraging re-
ports from the crops hereabouts since
the rains, and our farmer friends are
rowing i'll cheerful spirits accordingly.
Thomson offers big bargains in
hats. Stiff, soft and straw goods.
Must get rid of summer stock before
Il, f>r fol
purchases.
If you have anything to sell adver-
ti>c it. Well-directed publicity at
tracts buyers and enables man to
dispose of articles that he could not
otherwise scll.-Durham Sun.
The lawn party to have been given
1T Mr.. Stephen Burroughs for the
benefit of st. Johns Episcopal church,
WilliamsbOro, was postponed till this
Thursday evening, on account Of the
rain.
IN exchange has observed that
when a young lady begins to manifest
an interest in the Arrangement OF as
a young mans cravat his bachelor day
are numbered. 1t is time to begin to
hoard money.
People should remember that little
lack Of confidence is dangerous thing.
Exchange.
But too much confidence is some
times still more dangerous. We've
been there and know.
Clean streets, clean alleys, clean
L. oil
bic representatives. of cholera, as we'll as
essentials to general good health even if
no epidemic is feared. They should
he secured at whatever cost.
Mcssrs. n u. Strause and S. f.
Telser are among the latest accessiOns
TO the ranks of Henderson wheelmen.
Both have purchased new machines,
and the last named gentleman especially
promises TO become an expert bicycle
rider.
This is from an exchange We never
knew all early-rising. Woodworking
prudent man, honest and careful of his
earnings, who complained of bad luck.
Good character. good habits and i'll
dgstry seem impregnable to the as
saults of ill luck.
The finest load of watermelons seen
on this market was brought in Friday
by William Allen, cOlored. They were
crown on his place, adjoining the farm
of Mr.. j. J. Allen. in Franklin county
The load numbered Al some of which
weighed from 40 to So pounds.
The Durham Sun says a good many
coil
In recent issue among other things
said, it said this
To say what should be said, to say
only what should be said, and to sa,
IT only as it should be said, is a rare
gift
Persons who have building or re
pairing to do and have need of sucl
articles as shingles, laths, sash, blinds
doors, &c, would do we'll TO call OIL
John b. Watkins and get prices before
buying, He carries a full supply o
such goods and sells same atreasouabl
figures.
When times are dull and none,
scarce, intending purchasers loo
around to see where the greatest bar
gains may be obtained. When none,
IS plentiful a matter of few dimes 0
dollars is of little consequence. Wis
merchants know this and advertise i
dull times.
by the recent failure of certain bi
dealers IN mess pork in Chicago til
price OF that article dropped about i
per cent. We have no tears to she,
on account Of the disasters that over
take these heartless scoundrels VIII
make corner on the necessaries G
lie, such as meat, grain, lard, &C.. il
order to make fortunes at the expens
OF the people.