The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-06-14

man who does not own wheel now is
not considered = in it, or rather on it
at all. When the things get down in
price within our reach we expect to
be with the boys-unless they have
grown to be decrepit old men by that
time
The editor Of this paper left Tuesday
TO attend the Press Association which
meets this week in Morganton. 1t is
not often that the newspaper man takes
a rest, even for few days, and it is
hoped that his trip will be pleasant and
profitable. Several editors from the
eastern portion of the State passed
through Tuesday and yesterday on
their way to Morganton.
a match game Of base ball will be
played at Greystone Saturday at 3
O'Clock between the Greystone and
Gillburg clubs. The Gillburg boys
play a first rate game and as the other
fellows are preparing to g: meet the
enemy" a lively game may be looked
for. On the same day the West End
club Of Henderson will cross bats with
the second nine Of Gillburg at this
place.
Jim Massenburg is now doing some
Of the hardest work of his life. He is
trying to learn how to ride a bicycle
Just to beat John Cooper in a race.
But John says he'll never do it because
he amt built that way; whereat Jim
declares he's got the better shape on
him Of the two, and besides can out
wind him. When Jim Massenburg
and John Cooper get to talking about
shapcly forms and Apollo-like figures,
their friends walk around the corner
and smoker audibly.
We are very much gratified to state
that Mr.. Reddin Perry, notice of whose
sickness was made i'll these columns
last week, has greatly improved and
that his physicians think he will be
able to return home in few days.
Owing to the fact that his brother Col.
Henry Perry and Mr.. A. G. Zollicoffer
had been called to his bedside we were
led to believe that Mr.. Perry's condi-
ton was more serious perpaps than it
to know that he will soon be himself
again.
1t is continuous effort that pays in
advertising as i'll everything else. A
business man doesn't keep his store
open one day in the week, one week in
the month, or three months in the
year. Il he advertises that way, that
is the impression people will get. 1t
is continuousness that has made each
letter in the word g Royal" before the
words . Baking Powder worth over
$4,000, 900. The owner of Royal
Bakin" Powder recently refused sl2,
600, 900 for his business-a business
built up and fostered by persistent adj
vertsing.
Our friend Mr.. J. j. Allen, the ia
nous speller and excellent school
teacher of Franklin county, has also
on the violin. His music is Of the
''old school, picnic kind,' so popular
when he was a boy, and those who
have had the pleasure of listening tC
the sweet strains of his old-time play
ing agree that the Professor knows
how to ''yerk his bow" in the most
approved, country stamp down" style
and when his wife accompanies him on
| the piano, according to the way they
did, as friend Allen says, "when he
was counting man. it is charmingly
rendered.
| .>ASH>.
No such stock of clothing for men, boys
and children has been seen in Henderson
outside of Watkins's establishment as
is shown this season. The assOrtmen
was never larger, the styles pref tier, The
goods better or the prices lower. Seeing
is believing.
1t is no disgrace to be poor, and it i
II rich man who is satisfied with what h,
has Buy your groceries of H. Thorn
ason, and YOU will be satisfied with thu
low price and good quality he gives you
Negligee shirts, collars, cuffs, under
wear-evcrything in the line of men
on ttittings-at $. &C. Watkins's. Lates
| STYLES and lowest prices obtain.
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ST. Johns Day.
The MasOns will celebrate St. John
day at Oxford, n. c., on the 22nd o
this month. The Grand Lodge meet
there at that time. The Oxford Orphan
Asylum is situated at that place, an
is the property Of the Masons Of Nortl
Carolina. This ought to be the rally
ing ground for Masonry in the State
They ought to be fully acquainted wit
their prOperty-see how it is bein
conducted and what it is doing. TIL,
Orphan Asylum is one Of the creates
factors in the State to do good in tn
best way. to those who without its benefi
cent influence, would bring dishonor in
stead of credit.
The prettiest stock and cheapest full
niture to be found this side of the bi
wholesale establishments John Sailing
will show you at S. & c. Watkins's. H
has anything and everything you ar
looking for in this line.
A Pretty Marriage.
Last Monday evening at s O'Clock
marriage ceremony in Hebrew wa
performed at the residence of Mr.. NJ
Finklestcin in this place. Mr.. \
Cohen, of Washington, ID. c.. formerl
Of Henderson. and Miss Fanny Finkle
stein. who had lived here a short Will
were the parties Rabbi X. Heilig, {
Durhum. uncle of the bride, OBLIGATED
In addition to our Hebrew citizens VIII
attended Col. II. Perry and sewers
other friends accepted the invitation t
witness the unique ceremony. \
excellent supper was served and til
occasion was very much enjoyed. Nj
and Mrs. Cohen left Tuesday for Sout
Boston, Va, their future home
Coxs Corn Whiskey, made in Nant
| cnuntN for sale by S s. WHICTEN