The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-07-19

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tI..t-lr.- .ui persons to pay.
,r.rlarN notices, resolutions of respect,
etc., viii '". charged for at the rate Of one
.-..f,r 70 word and the cash must accompany
su.. manuscript. Ia eases where friends ami
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LO-hLLAcoNICs PICKED UP HERE AND
THERE BY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
ucndcr>nn Lodge, No. 30
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u T. IA. anal hind lu,-daN night, ut
3d. Era.tt Hail.
Henderson Chapter, HoInI Arch
nn>on.,
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays in
each month, at 10 Il. IN.
For Low Prices
ON Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IouN b. WATKINS.
Let Us have a graded school. What
-ay the business people, property OWL
rr-. parents and others :
One way to preserve your health and
that of your ucIghbors is to clean your
premises and keep them clean.
Man wants but little here below
This we trow was said in jest;
Man really wants the earth, and more,
And that fenced off from all the rest.
There is considerable travel on the
railroad these days. People are going
and coming, some on business, others
pleasure bent.
The rains of this week will be worth
thousands of dollars to this section. In
the one item of corn alone their value
j. incstimable.
Sow plenty of turnips. This is an
excellent crop to raise. Good for stock
to get seed. Dorsey has them.
The excursion from Raleigh to Lit
Teton passed here yesterday at :?
O'Clock. The train consisted of four
teen cars, all pretty we'll filled. About
sixty people went down from this
point.
hndrewJ Harris. trustee, gives notice
by advertisement i'll this paper that
hr Will sell ut public auction, on Mon
day, August 9th, Il certain lot or
parcel Of land. situate in the country.
For further information see advertise
mcut.
The season for curing tobacco IS
near at hand. You will want new
hues or your old ones may need repair
In". Call on W. II. CawthOn, oppO-
site Coopcr's warehouse, who can
serve You. His work is the best and
his prices reasonable.
Do not - hide your light under a
bushel." If you have anything to tell,
tell the people about it in the columns
of the GOLD LEAF. If You are not
live. progressive business man and
have nothing to tell, why of course
this does not apply to You.
As will he seen by reference to call
of j. ii. Dunn, Chairman Democratic
Executive Committee of Vance county.
primaries will he held i'll the respective
township. on "Wednesday. July p. Ia
elect delegates Ia the county CON
veutlOn To be held on Saturday. July
18th
The store room lately occupied by
Louis 'Irich is offered for rent at the
very reasonable price of sl2. 30 Il month";
This IS Il good business stand. C0nven.
Icntly located. and j. well suited tol
the purpose Of a family grocery, con-
tectioncry OF general store. See notice
i'll another column.
The professional card of DR.. W. !
Judd, physician and surgeon. appears
IN another column of this paper. DR.
Judd Is Il practitioner of long and sue
cesStul experience and i'll offering his
services to the citizens of Henderson
and vicinity he does 50 with the tul
assurance of being able to meet ever,
requirement made upon him.
And still they come additions t,
our population. in the persons of the
babies, the babies. the dear little ba
hleS. The latest homes to he thu,
blessed are those of McSsrS. .. Q
Young and X. Il. Hayes. The first i
proud that It's a boy. while the latte
l. thankful for small tayor>' and j
act les happy because it is Il Girl.
You believe III advertising. don
You: Certainly, if You are a liv
business man. The sign over YOU
door, the parcels of goods You place !,
front and the display made in the shoy
WINDOWS 90 /" prove that YOU heliev
III advertising. Well there are dit
terent ways to advertise and tn
testimony OF the most successful
business men OF the country is i
favor OF newspaper advertising.
The following item will he read wit
interest by the friends OF the gcnuema
mentioned, i'll Henderson, where he !
well known, and as the accident i
which he was hurt occurred here. TIL
I.ttletOn Courier says: Mr.. W. G.
Brodle, of Warreuton. who was :
badly hurt in the railroad collision !
January last, has settled with the raj
road without a suit. The railroa
pad him $500, his drug bill OF 50
and his medical bill of $3.50
For the REST and CHEAPEST SHOES
~ayh, 90 to HARDFE'S