The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cannon, of
Richmond, are visiting relatives in
Henderson.
Mrs. G.. f. Moore, of Greensboro, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
IIartmaier in Henderson.
Mis-, Martha Rem, of Vance coun-
IT, is visiting the family of Mr.. John
Rem i'll Henderson.
Col. and Mrs. Sturgis, of Ransom's
Bride, are visiting their son, Mr.. w.
X. Sturgis in Henderson.
Each successive advertisement gains
an impetus and influence from the pre-
yious One.-Printers' Ink.
ToJacco. Tobacco, 1t has been
here the past week-in such quantities
as never before since Henderson has
been a market.
Gold is being paid out in small guam
titles by the Citizens Bank-the first
time the yellow metal has been visible
hcreabOuts in a long time.
Timid advertis ers should remember
the words of George Eliot: at isn't
only laying hold of a rope; you mu ST
90 on pulling. ':-Printers' Ink.
Advertising pays when it is gone
about i'll an intelligent, business like
way, as men work to get their money
out of any other inves Printers
Ink.
An exchange well says, that man or
boy who is not mindful OF his word and
faithful so far as he can accomplish, is
not the man or boy to be trusted in any
walk of life.
The tariff rate for telephone mes
sa.cs TO Oxford, LOuisburg and inter
mediate points is published elsewhere.
See advertisement for further partlcu-
lars.
Mrs. l.. n. Watson, of Warren
county, who had been visiting friends
in Henderson since Sunday returned
home yesterday. She came up to at
tend the Fife meetings.
As will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere Peter Seaman, of Poplar
Mount, y. c.. desires to rent farm
one aud half or two miles from Hen
derson. Will take the whole or rent
Oh shares.
The kinston Free Press will be
published daily during the North Car
DINA Annual Conference of NJ. f.
Church, South, beginning Dec. 9th
f. nIy rt II
another column.
The Fife meetings grow in interes1
with larger attendance at each ser
vice. Many people come i'll from th'
country both day and night, while
while quite anumber of visitors have
been drawn here at this time by thu
preaching.
Sheriff Smith gives notice by adyer
tisement in this paper Of the times ant
places he will attend during the com
M month for the purpose of collect
lng taxes due the State and county 10
the year 1896. Read and govern your
selves accordingly.
DR.. Hufham attended the Baptis
State Convention in MorgantOn las
week. In this as in all other like bodle
OF which he is member DR.. Huthan
was a conspicuous figure. His nam
appears among those most trequentl
mentioned i'll the reports.
We had call this week from MI
Warren Cochran, representing w. I
Newton Il Co., dealers in printers
supplies, Washington, d. G. He reI
re>euts reliable and progresslv
hrm ana we are pleased to learn tina
Their trade is rapidly increasln
q throughout the South
a Read Davis & Roses new advertise
ment this week. They talk Ito tn
trading public in brief and interest
ing way about the election, large pull
chase of goods they made at low price
and the bargains offered in same. Ca
and see them when you want anythin
IN their line
Iou need not be backward abou
coming forward to settle your subscril
ton (if in arrears) for fear Of bein
jumped on because the matter hs
not been attended to sooner. Well
100 glad to see you to get mad at
little thing like that. Come early an
avoid the rush.
Editor Britt. of the Oxford Publ
Ledger, shed the welcome rays Of h
oeaming countenance upon our san
tum Monday afternoon. He came ov
On hurried trip and after a visit
The cotton factory and inspection
The same he went back more favorab
impressed with the progress and pro
perIty of Henderson than ever befor