The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-08-03
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ing and falling, Cooper's warehouse
is stronger and solder than ever before.
During these times of unusual strip-
@ency III money matters creditors should
be as lenlent us possible with debtors.
and debtors should show a disposition
to meet their obligations by paving as
much as possible even if they can not
llquldate the entire amount of their
Indebtedness. Both these plans if
acted upon would do much toward
making times easier with both classes.
HDw to run a newspaper Successfully
was one Of the subjects discussed by
thcl editorial fraternity of Virginia, in
lh9lr recent State convention. Of
course the discussion was without profit
to anybody, the gentlemen engaging in
1t Pelng real newspaper men. If YOU
want to know how to run a newspaper
ask somebody who never did it. and
you will hear all about it.-Durham
Recorder.
firs. Cayce, wife of Mr.. Milton
CYce, who has long been connected
wiz the Allen & Ginter Tobacco Co..
OF Htichmond, died suddenly at her
home i'll that place about 2 O'Clock
Monday morning. Mr.. Cayce and his
daughter Miss Lille Cayce, both of
whom arc we'll known in Henderson
were at Morehead City, N. c., at the
time. The deceased lady was the
mother of Mr.. Boyd Cayce, of War
renton, we'll known as a resident of
Henderson at one time.
"A watermelon party was given last
Thursday night by number of the
smaller boys in the depot park of the
RI & ID. road. There were about
twenty boys present and as many girls,
alsP number of grown people who
wcht out to see the youthful crowd
en.by themselves. The grove was
brightly Illuminated, and Mr.. Geo. l..
Adams acted as superintendent of the
festivities. The boys went in for a
pleasant time and had one that they
will not soon forget
On Tuesday next. August 9Th, the
Sea Board Air Line will run a special
excursion to Chicago and return, tickets
being placed at $500, Raleigh to Chi
cago, which includes railroad fare and
board and lodging at tirst-class hotel
fOri seven days. Round trip tickets
without board for sale every day, good
on Regular trains at s2l 90 The cost
from other North Carolina points pro-
pOl1tionately low. Tickets good to
ret rn within Is days from date of
saf.
4 clothing firm has just moved away
from Winston, but it will hardly be
missed. Its members were not part
OfIthe life of this town, were not con-
cerned in its enterprises, were not seen
I'M the Chamber of Commerce, and, in
fact, were almost unknown in our city
trade Winston Sentinel.
And the Sentinel might have added
that the name of this same firm was
NOT seen in the local newspapers, or it
Wuld not have been practically I'M
known in the city trade, or found it
NECESSARY to move away.
rhilohS Vitalizeris what You need fOl
dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin OF
Kidney Trouble. 1t is guaranteed to give
you satisfaction. Price 75c. Sold by w
w Parker, druggist, Henderson.
parker's Summer Cure is said to be
o. X. Try it.
il. Thomson will sell you Dress Goods
very cheap.
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Henderson Canning Co.
lThc canning factory is finished anG
n1w ready for work. Indeed, they have
already put up lot Of goods and al
expert who has examined them pro-
n9unce them up to the standard and
fiji st-class in every respect. Owing
I'd the dry weather Of the past few
weeks tomatoes have not ripened in
sufficient quantities to keep tie factory
supplied SO far they haye only rur
tSo days in the week, Tuesdays ant
fridays. Capt. Shaw tells us he wants
al the good prime tomatoes he can get
plying % cents a bushel for them, also
good free stone peaches. Tomatoes
should be delivered as early on thu
days mentioned as possible. Late
he hopes to get stuff enough to keel
the factory running at its full capacit,
atl the time during the canning season
Ehiloh's Cure, the Great Cough ant
Cfoup Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket siZ
cdntains twenty-five doses, only 25c. Chill
dlen love it. Sold by w. w. Parker.
5io to Parker's Drugstore and get ey
glasses to suit. Just added q large rs
s1rtmcnt. apr2O-4t