The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-10-11

Excessive rains the first Of the week
had the effect Of tightening receipts of
tobacco.
DO not fail to see that your name
is on the registration books, if you wish
to vote in the coming election.
Read the statement Of the Citizens
Bank which appears in this paper. Its
affairs are shown to be in good condi-
ton.
A great many Vance county people
will doubtless be in attendance upon
the Warrcnton fair today and tomor-
row.
Uenriette Weems and her company
next. The actress is Il young Firginian
and the papers speak i'll terms o: high
praise of her.
The statement of the Bank of Hen
dcrson is published ill this issue. 1t
makes Il good exhibit and will be inter
esting reading.
Save that dollar by buying your
heavy underwear of the Stainback Co.
They have large stock and sell same
at very low prices.
Come out next Saturday and hear
the speech of our eloquent town sman
Hon. w. II. Henry. He will speak nj
the court house after the Democratic
county convention adjourns.
Wanamaker X Brown, the PhlIa-
delphia merchants, desire to procure 4
good clothing sales agent in Hender.
son. See advertisement III this paper
and write them for particulars.
Get your exhibit ready for the State
Far. Henderson and Vance county
ought to make a creditable showing
cur people can do it if they will. We
have the products, material and STOCK
10 do it with.
Look at the label on your paper whel
You read this notice. and If the figures
show that your subscription is not palC
up do so at once. Remember, al
subscriptions are due when the name
!, entered upon the books.
The County Commissioners at then
last meeting appointed committee t'
buy car load Of terracotta piping tC
use ON the public roads in place o
small bridges \ good idea, as this il
better and cheaper i'll the end.
The Democrats should begin ut once
the organization of campaign clubs ant
prepare for effective work. Do 10
wait fol some one else to do all, bu
perform your part also. If you cal
not speak you can work in other ways
Hon. John II. Webster had 1t goo,
sized crowd to hear him at the cour
house Friday night He made a speed
tul of sound logic and strong points
we are told. 1t was net our pleasur
To hear him hence so brief Il reference
Mr. James Amos, at Reacom's store
Is an active and liberal cotton buyer
y farmer himself, he knows what it
to raise cotton, and nothing gives hi
more pleasure than paying the ownC
the last point the market will perm
on all he can get.
Manager Hart is to he cOmmende
ior securing some excellent theatrici
attractions to appear at Burwell la
during the present season. His ente
prise and liberality i'll this respe'
should receive the hearty encourag,
meut and patronage of our people.
The weather Monday and Tuesda
was rainy and disagreeable. All {
Tuesday it rained almost necessarily
and it looked as if the Warrenton fa
would get black eye But it fairt
off in the night and yesterday mornit
dawHed bright and clear. giving the
fine day for the opening after all.
Mr. Il. l.. Bennett, of Middlebur.
having accepted a place with tt
I.assiter Parham Company, enter,
upon his duties this week. He wi
lave charge of the furniture depar
ment. Mr.. Bennett is we'll know
and popular young gentleman and W
prove valuable addition to the he
IN that Uioaniie eSta His hment