The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-09-07

g-4r p. m, and third Tuesday nights at
- KeayiS Hall.
henderson Chapter, Royal Arch
NasOns,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 a. IN.
To the advertising business man: If
YOU put it in the GOLD LEAF it pays.
Il. NJ. Person has been appointed
postmaster at kittrell, Vance county.
There is no difficulty in locating the
storm centres of the financial strn-
gency.
The GOLD LEAF publishes some in
tcrcsting cOmmunica tons this week.
Read them.
The coming term of Vance county
superior court promises to be one OF
unusual interest.
Several fine attractions are booked
for appearance at Burwell Hall during
the next few months.
Read the advertisement of Barnes
Clothing Store on the first page OF the
GOLD LEAF this week.
Fall term of Henderson College
opened Monday. This institution should
be well sustained by our people.
Now is the time to lay in your sup
ply of coal. J 8. Poythress can fur
nish you any kind in any quantity de-
sired.
Last week it looked as if Jupiter
Pluvius had upset his water pot anC
given this mundane sphere a thorough
drenching.
New fall goods are coming in. Lool
over the advertising columns OF the
GOLD LEAF and see what merchants
invite your trade.
When you put your advertisement
in the paper you do 50 as a matter o
business-to increase your trade-ant
not to show your friendship for the
publisher.
II YOU are an advertiser and desire a
reading public to see your business an
nouncement, you should put it in tn
GOLD LEAF, as this paper is read ant
sought after in town and country.
Lives there a man with sense so dead,
Who does not know or has heard or read
How best to kill this panic dead?
If such there be let him now speak,
Fortune awaits him and fame complete
Let him 90 show as dime museum freak
Every merchant. tobacco warehouse
man and other business man who look
TO the public for support, ought to hay
l.. Hr Il
1t will pay you, as trial will convince
Merchants may help the " financis
stringency' as affecting them by il
dicious use of prin ters' ink. Let TIL
people know what bargains you hav
to offer if you would profit by tn
times.
With sixteen schools (hat is th
number already and to beg in tow
the size of Henderson, there should |
no educational starvation of the chi
dren-but we don't know about tt
teachers.
Fall advertisements should now b
put in the papers as the goods are pu
on the shelves in your places of bu:
mess. Let the buying public kno
what you have to sell and what il
ducements you offer to secure trade.
Our friend Mr.. J. Y. Lands, who
now in New York, has placed us und
obligations for late metropolitan p
pers. However busy he may be lookil
after the interests of his customers
does not lose sight of his friends
home
The trustees of the academy pro
erty have made repairs to the amour
of about $55, and elected Mr.. w.
Gary custodian of the building. Her
after any one guilty of defacing or i
juring the building in any way will
punished.
Andrew Newcombe, having returnt
from Colorado will take a place
salesman with the Lassiter-Parha
Co. October LIST. a popular YOU
gentleman and a fine salesman he W
be welcomed back to Henderson
many friends.
Hardee & Marston have sold the
dray and livery business to Joe Swa
who will continue it. Mr.. Richa
Marston will remain with Mr.. Swa
as manager, which position ,,-he h
held SO acceptably to both his emplye
and the public.
Fires sometimes prove hurtful
others besides those whose property
destroyed. AT the fire Saturday mic
Mr.. Sid Rem received severe Ii
On the head which cut the scalp, a
on Monday he got his knee slight
sprained. Neither hurt knocked h
out, however.
/ our judgment will net be questioned,
And on this you can safely bet,
III at IhOmasen's you do your trading,
Full value for your money you'll get