The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-06-06

departure. e''eu Tile
, Josephus Daniels, Esq, editor of IL
Nems ana Observer, was here a sbo
WINE WINE friday, returning to Raleio
rom oxford, where he had been
denver the literary address before Ho
ner's School. 11'
The past week the weather bas hoo
exceedingly hot and oppressive and
was almost impossible for one to kee
COOL even III the shaGe. And AZ "a
now write there is no prospect Of i,
changing for the better soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Rowland r.
turned Friday from Tyler, Texas. an,
other points where they have been via
lting relatives and pleasure seeing thu
past three weeks. That they had ,
delightful time need not be added
Mr. John Wingo, a popular and wei
known young tobacconist, of Rich
mond, Va. was here a short while yes
terday. lie has many friends IN Hen
derson, who are always pleased to Sc,
him and only regret that his visits are
not more frequent.
hot weather is upon us and every
presentation should be taken to pre-
serve the public as we'll as individual
health. Give your premises a thor.
ough cleaning and keep them clean
our own health will be better and SC
VIII that of your neighbors.
Keep cool' is comfortless advice
Tor fellow to give when the thor
mometer is almost boiling over, A
man who would tell his friend such a
thing during these past few days, when
you couldn't keep cool in an ice house,
should be - excommunicated.''
If the Health Officer should make the
rounds OF the town in some quarters
after dark he might detect certain
odors not calculated to be conducive to
health and certainly not pleasant to
the olfactory organs. We have heard
complaint OF this sort of thing.
If we owed man hot day, or
several hot days, and he would not
take such as we have had since last
Thursday for the debt, we would plead
the statute of limitation no him. 1t
has been hot from way back, with the
thermometer playing close around 100
in the shade.
We learn from the Necs and Obser-
ger that Hon. w. r. Henry, of Hender-
son, will deliver the opening address
at the Teachers Assembly at More
head City June 10Th. Those who
know Mr.. Henry's literary attain
ments and powers as an orator need
not be told that fine effort may be
The Children's Day exercises at the
Me thodlst Protestant church Sunday
afternoon were of an interesting and
enjoyable character in every particular.
The young people performed their
respective parts i'll a highly creditable
and pleasing manner, and the whole
affair was greatly enjoyed by the large
present.
We have received from our Young
riends A. H. Prince and w. A. Bull
ock, of Vance: county, ticket of invi-
alton to attend the third commence
nent of the North Carolina College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
Raleigh, June 18th to 18th. The grad
lating class consists Of %, among them
'eing both the young gentleman above
FAMED.
Mrs. John Mcmillan, who lives in
he country, was able to come to town
for the first time in 9 weeks,
he having had severe spell of sick
less. To one of Mrs. McMillan's en-
rgetlc nature and Industrious habits
his has been great deprivation, but
Ter friends and customers are all the
more pleased to see her again after
o long an absence from among us.
The suits against the Raleigh &
iaston Railroad, growing out of tho
filing of Louis Bowman and w. G.
'haw, do not appear to have been
ettled by the verdict of the jury. In
he case of Bowman, awarding Sc, Gel
the railroad has appealed.
II the other case where the jury failed
0 lay any damages, the plaintiffs have
AIKEN an appeal.
Here is something interesting to the
irmers and liverymen, taken from an
xchange: Sprinkle little lime in
our stock tank and not a particle of
reen skum will form ON the water.
When the lime loOses its strength and
KUN begins to form, which may be
vice during the season, wash out the
ank and repeat the dose. 1t is cheap,
OF only harmless, but wholesome,
eeps the water sweet and saves work.
The jury did not award any damages
! the case against the Raleigh & Gas
Oh Railroad for killing w. G. Shaw, or
choll, tried last week, as heretofore
eported. The weight of evidence was
nat he had no earning capacity, that
e did not support his family, and there
're they had sustained no pecuniary
'ss by his death. This being so the
NV was against the heirs receiving
nything in the way Of damages from
lie railroad.
disordered liver causes jaundice.
lliousness, indigestion. fiatulency and
dyspepsia. Johnson's Kidney and Liver
equator eorrects all liver troubles and
lese ailments disappear. % and 80 cts.
lelville Dorsey, druggist, Henderson,
C.
\ GU can find a nice line of Brilliants,
imetys, Linens, Crepon, and Silks-very
leap-at II. THOMASON'S.
We call special attention to our line of
aides Shirt Waists. Prices 25c, SOC,
DC. THE STAINBACK Co.
Superintendent Croker.
The act abolishing the Board of Edu-
alton and Superintendent of Public