The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-11-18


The Durham ~ Northern Railroad
Company last week declared il per
cent. dividend.
The krOnburg Concert Co. at Bur-
wc. Hall tonight. Lovers of good
music should attend.
Mr.. A. NJ. Scales, the bright young
STATE Senator from GuilfOrd county,
spent a short time i'll Henderson Mon
day.
The HeraM, Of Spartanburg, 5. c.,
ueedlessly remarks that nothing except
the mint can make money without ad-
yert.sIng.
Mrs. J. L. Moss and little daughter
Marguerite came up from Atlanta last
week on visit to Mrs. J II. Barnard =,
Mr.. Moss mother.
The Oldest iuhabitaut around here
does not recall an instance when the
first killing frost occurred as late as
the 18th of November.
The Ideal Wife and Mother, as por-
trayed i'll Poverbs 81, 1871, will be
the theme at the Presbyterian church
next sabbath morning at | o'clock.
The fall is far advanced, Christmas
Will soon be here, and still that adver-
t-ement of yours is not in the paper.
And YOU are a loser by just that
much.
The Raleigh Times of Monday says:
Mr.. James II. l.assiter, one of Hender
sons most substantial business men,
VINO has been visiting DR.. V. f. Tur-
her. returned to Henderson to day.
An advertising expert remarks that
You can't get the honey of trade
from TIE blossoms of business unless
You know how to extract it, This
lowery metaphor is fairly fragrant.
W. c. Jackson, Winterville, n. c.,
State agent for the International Pub
L>h.ng Co., adyertses for good can
va-sers, ladies or gentlemen, at a guar
antecd salary. See notice elsewhere.
Nothing else was expected of course
but L is nevertheless gratifying that
President Hoffman has been reelected
president of the Raleigh and CASTOR
Ea..road part Of the Seaboard Air
Line system.
In trading with or visiting to any of
THIS papers advertisers please tell them
that You saw it III the GOLD LEAF
1t cannot do yourself, the advertiser,
or the paper any harm and it may ben
elit all three. Will you do it:
Large quantities of sorghum were
made by the farmers this year, and
many OF them are that much ahead on
the tenn of molasses. 1t is well for
those people who raise their own sup
pies at home rs nearly AS possible.
II Is furniture you want inspect
the stock OF A. L. Barnes before you
buy. He has a splendid liue and at
Prices that cannot fail to please. He
can save you money on that new car
pet, also, if you'll give him a chance at
IT,
HE case of Tony Perry's horse and
Nj. Reayi>' novel plan of getting him
ont of the well, was peculiar III
stance in which the ..watered stock"
man. pu,atlons OF the latter proved help
Iu4 to the FLOATING capital" OF the
former.
The man who neglects his own af-
'"..S ID watch the donys of Compel
+"F or gives him an undue amount of
advertising by tro frequent comment
On hm-hls business, methods of con-
"ult or what not-will be likely to
MAKE progress backward.
man to be known, must keep his
name before the people. He must let
"N'm Know where he is, and what he is.
al" what he IS doing. The way to do
''"> 10 best advantage is to employ the
advertising columns Of a good local
paper. one that the people read.
Church X Co. invite housekeeners
10 I'VE them call when making up a
49, Oh GOOD things 10 eat for Thanks
wing dinner and all other times
IAey keep choice line of fresh and
"4Ppetizlns goods usually found in a
'>t-tIass fancy grocery establishment.
"''I Their prices are very reasonable.
No market has a more active and eff
1t.ent team of warehousemen or a
stronger corps of buyers than Hender-
SUI these facts are not only recos.
'-%ed but appreciated as shown by the
Immense quantities of tobacco shipped
Iete from distance as well as that
brought in from the surrounded
country.
The demand for Ayers Hair vicor i,
Ich "Idely-Separated regions As Soutf
t,, .gf'ca, Spain, Australia and India ha
TPao, pace with the home consumption
tr r,'gu goes to show that these people
A"'" good thing when they try it.