The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-06-18
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,rAr. rACONICS PICKED UP HERE AND
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
IouN b. WATKINS.

Doors and Windows, call on
JonN B. WATKINS.
Excursion season is now approach
Nat.yr -rown peaches will soon be
coming INTO market.
D. Is the man who knows nothing
a..u, advertising, who says it does not
pas.
crops are tlourishing to degree that
males the heart of the farmer rejoice
with exceeding gladness.
Mr.. II. l.. Strause left Monday for
A,Lcylle To attend the meeting of the
Grlnd Lodge of the Knights of Pythlas.
Tie stock of old tobacco in the coun-
IT, j. about exhausted. Sales are very
,.hl as compared with what they have
5rrn.
It j. -tated authoritatively that only
about one man out of a hundred does
business successfully without adver-
lr.ug.
The hearts of many of our young
brauX about town are made g lad by
the return of the young ladies who
have been OFF at school.
The Seaboard Air Line has put on
sale very low rate tickets to Ocean
View for the summer. Tickets are
sold on Saturday good to return as late
a, Tuesday for 800 the round trip.
Dick W Ortham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
\ r. Workman, had the misfortune to
have his collar bone broken a few days
ago. The little fellow suffered a great
deal at first but is now getting on very
well.
The Progressive Farmer utters
truth, the force of which this paper has
time and again emphazized, when it
says, raising all, or as near as posi-
L.c, all your home supplies on the farm,
= the inrerunner of success
Mrs Manning's condition is a little
better than it was last week, but the
cLl1r has not yet been able to leave
her bedside TO attend to his duties at
Oh" office. If the local department is
a-au neglected this fact must account
nru il.
Manure is like money. No farmer
ever has too much of it. who appre-
cate, i'll what his wealth lies. The
,t.y- of protligate waste OF manure
even ou the prairies, are fast coming
,pan eud. Manure hoed crops heavily
specially corn.-Erchdnye.
Adopting their usual summer rate
'A' ~caboard Air Line will sell round
iap tickets to Ocean View on Satur-
day. nj 800. Tickets are good until
Tuesday. This is a splendid opportu-
n.Iy 10 get away and spend a short
While At the seaside and take dip in
Tire ocean.
The baccalaureate sermon at the
tossing exercises of Thompson school,
Scr City, Moore county, was preach
o.. .Y Rev 4. NJ. Johnson, of Hender-
s"u, his subject being strength of
Character. The Sanford Express says
VAS highly praised by those who
heard it.
cine Of the most successful aud de-
.t.jlul germans yet held in Henderson
Vs. that of last Thursday night The
attendance was large, the music fine
Al| the occasion greatly enjoyed by all.
We had been promised full report,
I'd. ure to get which, accounts for this
lr... yeto renee
travelling people unite in saying
t"u Tor fine equipment; solidity; safety;
convenience; careful catering to patrons
ami ro.ltcness of employees, the Sea-
board AT Line can't be beat. Its Al
anita Special, running solid between
Washington and Atlanta, is one of the
"ueSt and fastest trains in the country.
Tie man or the woman who fails to
rad the advertisements stand in their
own H-ht and prevent their families
rom having advantage of money saved
ny buying from merchants who are
"AA."us to sell goods. Those who offer
4dEgaIns, only, are the ones whose an
houncements are to be found in the
HoLD LEAF. None of them spend
money advertising as matter of pride
or good will for the paper, but for busi-
ness pure and simple.
Mrs. Laura Willard Jones left Mon
LAY for Asheville where she will spend
tie summer. In the early fall she will
-,.n her brother Rev. J. w. Willard in
HAltimore which place she will also
make her future home. A bright and
ltented lady with charming presence
aAI pleasing personality Mrs. Jones
Ia many friends and admirers in Hen.
.rr>4n who sincerely regret her depar
'ute. Her going away is a distinct 10 SIS
u -cr church and to society circles
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