Oxford has a daily paper, IL W. Kron
heimer, editor. It will be issued every
afternoon at 10 cents a week, or 40 cents
a month. The Day is small, but it is
newsy. Success to it.
Mr. D. J. Gill left Saturday' for Bruns-
I wick, Ga., his new home, after spending a
iew weeKs very pleasantly among mends
and relatives here. The Gold Leaf will
continue its visits to him.
The many friends of Mr. Joseph S. Bur
well are pleased to see him with us again.
He has been living in Kansas City, Mo.,
the past few months, but deciding that
.after all there is no place like Henderson,
returns to his first love.'
Charley Branch who at different times
has been a type setter in the Gold Leaf
office, has taken a similar position on
the Durham Dailg Globe. He is a good
printer and will "set his length" with the
rest of them. There is nothing "crooked"
about Charley as long as he keeps
"straight."
Many of the schools about here are
now opened for business, and the youths
of the vicinity are consequently supposed
to be indulging in their sorrowful feelings
as is usual at such times. But, boys and
girls, you should love to go to school.
Study hard while you have the opportu
nity, for you will realize the value of an
education one of these days.
If you could see your own scalp through
an ordinary magnifying glass, you
would be amazed at the amount of dust,
dandruff, and dead skin thereon accumu
lated. The best preparation for eradi
cating dust, dandruff, cleaning the scalp
and preventing the hair from coming out
is Hector Bell's Eureka Scalp Cleaner
and Hair Purifier. Try a bottle of it.
