The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-09-12

49,. '''hS, nut IL goes into
i'unureas OF homes and tells thousands
Oh people Just what you most wish them
10 near. If the ad. is an honest adj.
and good ad. it will always paw.
only Farmers Daughter, is q
play that is interesting throughout. Its
meme Is attractive, its teac hing good
1T fultills every requirement of a popu-
ular plece-New York Telegram.
AT Burwell Hall Friday night. Sc
cure seats in advance at Thomas drug
store.
We would impress upon the minds
OF our business men that the GOLD
LEAF reaches large class of people
In this and adjoining counties. 1t will
pay you to make known to them
through its advertising columns what
inducements you offer to secure their
| trade.
Friday looked like one of the days
mat used to be" Town was liter
ally full Of tobacco all the warehouses
having heavy breaks. 1t was late in
the day when sales were finished and
buyers and warehousemen had to hus-
tie to get through. Prices ruled high
and farmers were well pleased.
The Edenton Fisherman and Farmer.
abiding to the eclipse Of the moon last
week, gets off the following:
| ''The man and woman in the moon
must have been love-making Tuesday
night. They pulled down the binds''
and put the moon in eclipse from 10
O'Clock till 4 in the morning.
Mr.. l.. A. Kellar, who with his fam
lily has been here the past two weeks,
has decided to again locate in Hender-
son. He was resident At one time
but for the past few years has been
living at Walnut Cove. Mr.. Kellar
will engage in merchandising, opening
IN the building just vacated by Geo.
f. Perry.
Ifyou wish your share of the vast
amount of money which is being called
from the 'strOng boxes" and put in
circulation as a natural result of re-
vlvlng trade, incident to big crops and
good prices, put an advertisement in
the GOLD LEAF. You will find it
| 'i'' ttey DOu "lCIlCl SOt Dc
or warehouseman
! Henderson is spreadin. Out-reach-
ing Tor territory from which to draw
tobacco and other produce to sell as
well us to find customers for what she
has to sell-merchandise OF every de-
scrlptlOn> manufactured articles of va
rious kinds, &c. And there is no bet
ter market to trade in whether you
have anything to sell or buy.
Commercially and industrially speak
ing Henderson is ''up and about right
pert Her business men-merchants,
warehousemen and leaf dealers, are
| looking forward to an unusually large
trade this fall and are making prepa-
ratiOns accordingly. They are sub
stantlal and prosperous set Of men and
are hustlers from away back.
Mr. J. w. Beck announces that he
has opened his house to the public as
a hotel. Comfortable Accommodations
for regular and transient board and
lodging. The house is conveniently sit
uate opposite the court house and near
the main business part of town. Good
fare, clean rooms, and polite service
promised at the Henderson House.
AS heretofore announced Mrs. Junius
Daniels school for little girls will open
Monday, 10th. Those who have young
daughters to educate should bear this
fact in mind. Mrs. Daniel devOtes
special attention to beginners and her
former success offers ample assurance
that pupils intrusted to her hands will
receive the most careful, conscientious
and effective training and instruction
Do not fail TO see "Only a Farmer
Daughter" at Burwell Hall Friday night
The play is clean, bright and very
interesting one and tells wholesome
story. Many phases of life are depicted
and different types Of character unfold
ed. There are dramatic situations in
trOduced and the tableaux are forcible
and effective. The company is ca
pable one worthy Of the best patron
age.
Fall season is coming on and trade
prospects are encouraging. The live mer
chant should hustle for his share. TIL,
best way get more trade is by adver.
tising-makins kno wn what you have
to soil and the inducements You have
to offer Start now and catch the fal
trade when the tide sets in. Dom
delay but advertise now, an add lit
tie more to the credit side Of your led
ger.
The Philadelphia bulletin, speaking
of only Farmers Daughter" which
play is to be produced at Rurwell Hal
by a capable company Friday evening
says: The play possesses a good dea
of what is called human interest-tt
excite laughter and tears is the Aim
and partly by reason of its interesting
Situations and more particularly by The
acting ofan unusually efficient company
it is successful. Miss Helen North, al
exceptionally pretty young woman, wa
the best Justine that ever essayed the
part,
Received this week, a new stock o
Zeglers and Bay State Shoes. Bes
wearers and most stylish shoes. sOl'
only by S. WATKINS.
Criminal Court.
The first term of the Criminal Cour
l for Vance county, established by tn
last Legislature, is in session this week
Judge Oliver p. Meares, of Whining
ton, is presiding. c. NJ. Bernard
: representing the State as solicitor.
=, Will publish proceedings next week
New styles Fall ClOthing-Schlos
Bros best prOducti0Is-lnst received a
s WATkINS'
HottOm out-J0 inch Broad cloth TO
IS cts q yard, at ii. THOMASON's.
e Death of An Aged Lady.