The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-22

80 appears In this paper The 18th
SESSION VIII open Wednesday. Sep
TEN Der 9th. For catalogue. &c ad-
uress the president DR.. J. G.. Ki,oo
Durham n. G.. ~
1t would be we'll to SOW peas on
ian" from which the wheat has been
- ms Is an excellent forage crop
Issues being an enricher Of the soil
"ne'"er Plowed in green or moved
OH ana the roots turned under.
Inc Oxford train has convenient
schedule for persons who wish to At
teho the exercises at the Oxford
orphan Asylum Saturday. Train
ieaFes here at 3:lJ in the morning
starting back at G:25 in the afternoon,
Lace curtains and marsalles coun-
.erpanes Want some9 Thomas 4
Newcomb call attention to their
STOCK many on hand and they
are anxious to dispose Of them. That
means you can buy to ADVANTAGE inst
now.
with the growing warm weather
the consumption of Star Alkaline
water increases. Its popularity is up
10 hlgh water mark all the time.
mere Is no discount on it's virtues.
AS stomach water and diuretic it
mas been found especially beneficial.
Keep your premises clean and free
OF germ-producing and disease-breed-
ing matter. During the summer
months the back yards and lots should
De cleaned up once a week at least
Health IS one great factor in the
building up Of a town. TO have
health the town must be kept clean
Saturday, June 24th-St. Johns
dayy-will be celebrated at the Oxford
Orphanage as usual. A large crowd is
expected and the exercises will be
appropriate to the occasion. The
principal address will be delivered
by Gen. W. k. Cox. DR.. Hufham win
also speak. Henderson will be repre-
sented
AT call meeting of Nelson Hose
Company Tuesday night Mr.. j. Ed
Finch was unanimously elected as
sistant foreman. AS noted elsewhere
the iiremen are getting in shape to
attend and participate in the State
hremen's convention and tourna-
ment in Greensboro the first week in
August.
Patronize home people and home
enterprise and home folks will pat
ronize you. How often do we see
people go from home to purchase
a h.
bought here. And yet when these
people need assistance they unhesi-
tatingly call upon home people to
render it.--BeaufOrt Heruld
Says an exchange very correctly:
''lt you discontinue advertising en-
tirely YOU are leaving out some of the
bricks in the wall which you are con-
structing and will lose a large portion
OF the benefits of cumulative advertis-
ing when you begin again, there having
been disconnectiOn in what you did
before and what you intend to do
Misses Eulalie and Carlia. daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo B. Harris,
and Misses Mabel and Myrtle, daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Harris, are
home from Westminster Md, where
they have been attending school at
Western Maryland College. Bright
and accomplished young ladies and
very popular their friends are pleased
to have them home again.
Col. W. H. S. Burgwyn is prepar-
ing sketch of the 35th North Caro-
lima regiment in the war between the
States and is here to get some data
relative to the regiment. The last
Legislature made appropriation for
the publication of history of the
various regiments and placed the
work in charge of Judge Clark. The
work will be ready for publication
during the latter part of the summer.
-NeaUs ami Observer.
The Nobhest thing in Hats is Barnes
Special" All shades and sizes-soft
goods. Look at them.
BARNES CLOTHING STORE.
All sorts of warm weather requisites
Ice Cream freezers, Refrigerators, Ice
Chests, &C., at WATKINS.