The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-05-10

Washington City Monday.
The Durham Natiomat ToLacco and
Grocer says y. J. LOughlin, Of
Henderson. y, G.. is succeeding as Il
jObbcr of cheroOtS and cigars
W. f. Brady and John s f. Young
have 100 acres Of good meadow land 4
miles from Henderson. and advertise
to pasture cattle. See notice i'll this
paper.
DR.. f. :. Harris attended the meet
inc Of the State Dental Association
i'll Durham last week. and read an in
teresting and instructive paper before
.hat body.
The patriotic ladies of Henderson
held IN ice cream festival Tuesday
night for the Confederate monument
fund. We have not heard what amount
was realized.
John Mcmillan. trustee, adyertises
To- sell at public auction eleven valu-
able town lots, situate i'll Henderson,
on Monday, June llth. See notice i'll
another column for further particulars
Attention i called to the bank state
mcnts published this week. These
exhibits show our banking institutions
To- be in good condition, credltablc to
the town and to the respective officers
Talk about a = party of PROMISES
but the man who carries around a lot
OF bills trying to collect money will
encounter Il good many parties of
promises, or promising parties these
days.
Let us hope the Winston Tobacco
JoH,naI is no false prophet when it
says the turn IL the lane of business
depression is not far off and we will
soon get back on the highway of pros
perity.
From Mr.. GoOde Cheatham, of Hen
derson. we have received an invitation
to attend the commencement exercises
of the North Carolina Medical College,
Davidson. y. c., Friday evening. May
llth, at p. H. Address by Rev. G..
NJ. Payne, ID. ID.
Monday was busy day in IIender-
son. The County Commissioners met,
town election was on, Il number of
lEdClS OI ldlltt were SoIu III pubic auc-
ton and both the Sheriff and city tax
collector exposed for sale the property
advertised for delinquent taxes.
Henry Perry. Clerk of the Superior
Court of Vance county, publishes i'll
this paper. notice of summons, case
of NJ. ]. Hawkins, plaintiff, against
Mary PaSchall. William Y. Woodland,
Martha Woodward. Fred II. wilkins,
and others, to which attention is called.
J. IL. Bridgers, attorney for plaintiff.
Fowls should have plenty of fresh
clean water at all times. This is es-
pe,lally important for young chicks.
They can not thrive and be free from
disease if allowed to drink dirty. foul
water. What you need is the patent
stoneware drinking fountain sold by
y. j. Cheek. They are cheap and
durable. Call on him and see a sam
pie.
flour merchants. warehousemen and
business men generally. would adver-
tlse as they did ten or twelve years
ago, in the town papers .iudiciously.
they would find 4 great increase along
MI lines. There is great virtue i'll
printers ink. Advertisements in small
doses will not last several months. any
more than YOU cut enough in one day
to last a week.
Mr.. f. Ashhy Watkins deserves the
thanks OF the community for the enter
prise and accommodating spirit shown
by him III displaying the weather sig
mails. He has erected a flag pole al
his own expense aud receives direct
from Chief Harrington of the Weather
Bureau at Washington, the forecasts
daily which are buletined in addition
to displaying the flags.
Mayor Switzerland has qualified anC
entered upon the duties of his office
Let US give him cordial support anC
individually and collectively aid every
way we can in making the administra
Ton Of the new Mayor creditable alike
to himself and the town. Perhaps a:
citizens we too often neglect our dutie
and then throw the blame upon tn,
public officers. This is neither fair tt
lhem nor Just to ourselves.
Parker's Headline for your nerves ant
mead pains in La Grippe.