The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-12-31

Mrs. ). +. Teiser and children are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
When buying goods, be ever wise,
And trade with those who advertise.
MIS- ISABELLA b. Belts is visiting her
dau9hter MI W. 4. Farriss, in Will
mington.
Miss Lemmc Jordan's school for
little boys and girls will begin again
next Monday, Jan. 4th.
Last night and this morning Hender-
son was enveloped in the heaviest fog
ever know by the oldest inhabitant."
If you have aught that s fit to sell
Use printers ink and uso it we'll.
-Erchangc
Miss May Buchan, of Freeman,
Province Of Ontario, is visiting her
brothers Messrs VIM. and T.. IL. Bu-
chan i'll this county.
Our devil" George Fowler, who
spent the Christmas holidays i'll the
Western part of the State, returned
home Tuesday morning.
y man who keeps putting off adver-
Using until he is more prosperous is
like dog trying to catch his tall-there
is plenty Of motion but no progress
Spdtuta.
Let us start the new year with firm
resolve to work harder and in every
way improve our opportunities, indlvid-
uaily and as community, As we have
never done before.
J. ). Poythress calls attention to a
full line of hard coal of all kinds, which
Will be sold as low as it is possible to
sell trst-class article of good cleaned
coal for and guarantee weights.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Raney will re-
ceiye their friends Gnformaliy) on Tues
day evening. Jan. 5th, from Q to ii
o'clock, to meet Miss Raney and Mr..
Cheatham No cards. klttrell, n. &.
Says an exchange, with much truth:
Men whose opinions are valuable we'll
know that keeping at it is the only way
to advertising success. Yet nire-tenths
of the starters try the sky rocket plan.
We had call on Monday from Mr..
C. W Peters. travelling agent OF the
Southern Newspaper Union, Charlotte,
" c., and found him Il most agreeable
and intelligent gentleman, whom to
know is to like.
MI. :. F. TeiseG left Saturday for
brief resting spell from the cares
and worry of business, visiting Raltl
more and other places. But we sus-
poet lie will put in the time buying n
hig stock Of new goods instead.
The young people had very enjoy
able masquerade party last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Leh-
man. The costumes were appropriate
ana i'll good taste the whole thing being
a most delightful and successful affair.
There were many homecomings oil
persons to spend Christmas, most 81
these being young ladies and gentle
men who were off 1T school. 1t is i'm.
possible to name them all and SO no
Slight is meant when we do not individ
ualize.
Those who attended the perform.
ance of the University Glee Club as
given in the rooms of the y. NJ. {. a
here a wear ago. need not be told tina,
the entertainment to be given at Bur
well Hall next Tuesday evening will
be well worth hearing.
The best paper in which to advertise
is the one which possesses the conf
dence Of the community in the highes
degree. The high character of the
paper will throw a mantle of credence
over all of the advertising in its col
umns.- Charles dustin Bates.
We had Il pleasant call yesterday af
ternoon from Rev. J. NJ. Rhodes, pres
ideut of LittletOn Female College. Ill
tells us the poets for even larger
attendance at his school are very
bright. the enrolment during the pas
session being - per cent. greater thar
any previous term.
1t is generally conceded that thl
Christmas was one of the most que
and orderly ever known. There wa
no unseemly bois terousness, no drunk
enness. no fights. Instead, it wa
more like Sunday than anything else
and for most part was observed as thu
occasion should be-
The cure Of Rheumatism has often take
medical skill, but its prevention has bee
very easy by an occasional use of SimmOn
Liver Regulator. 1t keeps the liver wei
regulated, and the system free from poi:
on. Therein is the secret of health. -
have used it for years for Indigestion an
Constipation, and also found it gives on
relief from touch of rheumatism. N
Hughes, Lordsburg. n. NJ.