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Boir0 ano Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
4 YOUNG LADY VINO gives lessons in music
Sn m'i, al w. - .l'' =" o. i'ils, s.
ceptonaJ rc.c.euees Required fP Vs., v-c;oi h'te
ST7AND EASE 3-Sr.-Handsome
joining !" iaS,o, Io'el e estrc bals elevator
An INVALID can nave GOOD board and best
- o. care IN pfivae family terl- m derl,e address
tNP 'il - y. -iiDiie p} D '-i'-,3 b.oAIW@y
HANDSOMELY furnished Paror suite aud
io2 East 2ad.t
I ARGE and large hall rooms. excellent board
Il lOs last 18Th NEAR NJ Adj 'on. square
I GRANERCY PARK.-To let. with board.
elegantly urnisnea rooms house and surroundings ms
cass IA every --pect reei- cr'
InTh-ST. 30 EAST-Furnished rooms en-
IsST-ST.. l4j-Gramercy Park (North).-
- Desirable looms s!leiy and cn suite. viii board
reference.
u EAST 2OTH->r.-Suis ol rooms with
i'll pivs,c btt-room.. private tahe o. w.tioii board
Ioons.
O-EAST 2OTH-S desirable rooms on SEC
80 oIa or illro hoors, viii hoard
* EAST 2jTH-ST.-Llrge and ANAL well
-2' furnished rooms 10 REM "'ih board Reference
H. EAST 2srH-ST.-i.AIge rooms on see
parloroo-iG Ir.eronccs
100 MAD SON-AVE.-Newy furnished
100 rooms VITA plyate table and baths other rooms
~ MADISON board: see,
II ond noor four ioo"s "a suite Other suits @"d
looms
ne EAST 3GrH-ST Handsomely fur
~ nisueo e'on. third noon front and Ia rooms Win
hoardi references
lfI EAST 38TH-SI Pleasant front room,
IO-i with iull board al modern arrangements
West side
FURNISHED ROOM. - WEST 3STH ST
one single room second lopf ltsTahe foi enan
ANE handsomely furnished 'front.' suit OF
~ 10 ms south exposure aso nIi fInm iof gentleman
references
rTh-AYt.. No. 3O7-WIth private table ele-
- sanity infnhed 30 iof 'fn -ocoud noor with pf'Se
I.bTH-~T.. 1886 WE~T.- Nirrly furnished
l = foon. with board o'..fsp fr,n' gov gentlemen
u, WEST 27iH->T. near Broldway.-One
NV a.. ani "h- -nai i"ou o. l~t 'eHra1r niIefen
.ln WEST 17TH-~r Win board nand-
'JV slles Hnd no'fi aiso 10 fuols 30 thii. n.o'
= iYH--i. II WL,r.-i'ntlor nopr and
, y s.,oad fs.f u.'h Ffl,a.. ia,,e is.,fene,
a NL-l 51SI.-i.- Handsomely urnishod
> .o'r .auf. ofr,ii.l sna slu,t- ,nl as rol. utl
(ifil.-T NisE SO. - With pu,nlo
- i.n ',t"l "" - " '.'g" h"''
u NLsl dplli.st .-iiouannl square luom
"a, NLtI lil.ai auuulipi anoummoins
'J' nsstns Hin naaia fairi.H''
-, WEST 1Htli-aI,-N mrlt hnihird
80 nnaHr a"H sns'r H'nf vHH nia, 'ass na." Dol, 90
a'iasHie ia,.t
l.5ln.,r, - ML,f.-le gr,ale ,. @@i ~,
nufs a., %. su, s,nsJ, v,i OCT.
i.bl NL8t tIIH-04.- LARGE maud omoiy
- min shed num. 90 sucsad nssI rnasut toanL
AVaoiate Dr1es As.,tsa4~
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rnlGn NAIIEY KAlLROAn-pnssrngcr

lfans leave depot foot of 1oftlanit ad b,Hfo--rs is
,a.ina aud ~ IN. fuf lnston frillrhru, Alth
Town Roa,ur. Mauoh Chunt, Niitcsbaffr, iova,as va
srrV Lyons. hunhi AMI the West, Pullman
thrnrh Goa hos run daily Local tfnius vt ~ M ahh hsu
I, IN fnf Inatnn Urthlchum aud tnnsY,
MI pnnts IN NahAnoy aud UWlrton coal t"rnnS NunnN
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NEw-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH RR.

IN lpennsvlvaniI RR. ZOO tortlandt
S,atious ia New.York ~ and uesirpsscs.st.
WV lphila & Road Nk foot libefty.H'.
LEAVE NIWYoRK, commencing SEPT; -. / - oo 49,
1loo Ia $50. i01 20 '',, p m o1nu'x'
40. 81 q. 900 p M. Penn. kR. @.la 'O' a. N
1890 m, 'nl 700 m. Suntays ~ . ~ ~, NJ
Foi Mtftv IN. tc.. via Phi. & Reading RR- 4pl q D
aavs 411 st1 m. 400 p. m, via Penn Rlt .i'' = "
FO Rcd Bank. Long Branch Ocean grow" NsburY iaIh'
Brseh -pr Lake. SEA Grit Point Pels'nL e. va
Phla lelphis and {-ading RR. i0l rs ll'm a m. -
$3.50 400 45p l45 M. SUNDAYS not stopping AZ 'c'tl
A-hury Park 400 S4j. a. 800 m. "a rem
svlvania RE-. AIS 900 n n l':p' $40 500 40 D. ~
sundays not stopping at Ocetn Grove OF Aspuy Ia'A'
FOR IRE d. ga Phladepha snd Rea1ng RU- 74l,
Hoo u.. 33l. 4:l1. $40 "a y. ~. F'f kcYhp VIA
Phlaielula and Reading Rii. l4t A0bp p. FOR - Se-
wood. TON, ant Barnettt via y . T. r. a. -,
a M. I.8I t}1 m. For Toms River. via Penn l'i, at
Pnr Ti l X, my, III &c M ,cocK JR WOOD
sum p. q T. a. PIX i. HN. q. ,. A p kh
NEW-HAVFN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
~ Err. g. j. NORTHAM AND CoNI1NEN1AL leave
j. D IN SUNDAYS excepted conneou~ 90 Ncv Haven with
special n ms 'or aIEKIDl y. y tErFOFD. SPfINr-
YIELD holy JkI &c Tickets sold tAd bag ga checked
NJ ga BROADWAY y y. ami q Contest. NinOkvn FXcur
~ Nov-.f8vcn AMI return 81 on.
POPULAR SHORE LINF.-For Providence.
aud the East. All ran from CT n teutra ber0t
Three oxurss daily SuudIy- excepted 10 Boston a &
a. n . De- v .Dlror attached an lop ~. with Wallace
seeniug sundays at 10 with palace -tfWn-
Nevrort EXPRESS le1ves GIan0 central D"oi 40
p arrives al Newport 1875 p m. ProT carr attached
/. ". H..
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NulsE rto.c' ant lnfauu ihvoleny competent No
Ni1i,ir or' si'W-lufinl. thoroughly competent nca,
and Young No o. a. 80 llfoldway .
rctont NO At iai1 broadway
4 RCIlTECrS. Young lady of several years
y experience wants 'po'o' In Ollie A Tgss ONCE
A MISS l.. CAMpEElL'S foreign and do
y. rfrstic maj, and femme EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
II, vest oost sorvalt.d-appontng families Will be eT.
cudcd from this once
4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ms
y c'Ilrcns rec or w'od et.'i IN h'm'ff T Jr
r16nuS 1 pto1n ONE j. IS Brosawly.
EHANBERNAiD and A E>T NURSE.-By
Y acoHpet,n person. best OF cry references ca at ~
West 3llst
NOOK. &c.-Bv respect Die woman. recently
80 ~ K. rbuu' Jrt,sr olce. J. % Broadway.
CHAM8ERMAID or PARLOGNAlD.-First-
y cass oest e. reetelre' rn three .i"es ,o., O..
(,HANBERWORK.HO SEWORK or MUIR T..
\ ~ "a very vornr or. t1r city % country not
r'flii a. Y'i. Wiling ,olr,t 'nl sob % sood vi chill
''' C4 e. - lave. n,a .7t-st. MAR. u.s'a.f,.
COOK By very capable girl; Is good
'...,. i.,.... a ,'.. .T .ol re dy come cer N
yer'o. aio ,it ,e~,-,ta,. l.,H' cay or eoun y 272
ttA ave.. Ue.r .fin-,t up Hata
CONPANlON. richly % refined. well-e IL
! ,slrl J..-p companion TO ally a+'ef WITH cttr'n
.nl .ro. g. ao Escaping ami music fe e'r ee
NHAHIEKNAD md WArrRESS.-Ry
! r,s,.c..or yourz ol. wiling and oh isas; g'ol cT
~ III e-.,,,..
W'N.-'N Cd .tr l''' ~ -i'I' - ~. -. ~''"'
'5,pu'aTe' 40 cafd'.
COOK. CHANBERWOHN. Nc.-Bv North
Nooar.s - e.ta,t..,t.
THANHEEHAlD and WAlTHESS.-By =
! yan 4r f~- az reference -'' '"t'-'e Del Isl
rANu.Y ASNNG.-By a respectable
4 Il...s.au. oman sloat he-ogn home. -ai at -
W",a ,a.'t.. c'aa aoar
!DCoEkEuPE R.--Bv AN cyucrenred Md
dress -lt- o"i..I- ''-. 'a % N'"-'''~ ''"
V' 4" l-r ~. e - VIM and
"o lle F's-S no. % rnch an ''c l~ COCA n''' ''i'
'-'
o. H. M NJ ~ ' ro re'sr.es 'a. a,
monk, "a .nll p..,. 'r .4..t vile r services WI oe
crr''e' 'e'r,.' r.e n own Office .s, Broadway.
TANITRkSS. - By 20 respectable cOOred
woman oi ference given Cal Or 5 ii ne 'g,,s
! AUNS MAID-'iv ~ ne med Prot slant
a.r - .I5 Is. .,5 u a3ao Gas
hvea 9s ID ".,s ~ L'n'oi and 'u'n' ''' re- ' i''7'
| AUNpktN>.-FirSt-c class to take Wa.hing
b toh,l home By the day. 3Od EAst oh T. first
ro'r
! ADN'S MAID.-By an Avn ricau young per
c4 az. y sei,rsee =, , .',s.tv,v
1.ATROX or TEEpER.-LI dy having
~ hae eyer ear, eFp"r as mar'' in Lar ~
desires .ialar po. ito, gl7t jestmou al. Addrrss
A. r. yi-''0'' ''A 49,
"''"' ~
eSd 1ar.s a noa eaP1G@S% s ' Ely ret ct
&-Irpcr oon.,.,.+o,,,. ,,,..t IN rake cbaroe
T', r.. erec c.i =. NO is East 4sIh.
g.. second BEL. c1s, si4o
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Ielp lUinieo.

WANTFD-A lady at education ~ uompan.
W inn ai' ahauuenss tu az sEnl lay b. sod
IcHtlei n tuutSn,, soa4, pss ruNe Ut
boz triiHs adutss ., a. A, v. ava a.
huus0u, n, u
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ST0NlNGTON LINE.

"TAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE"
steamers Pier 80 n r. daily except SUNDAYS
N5pm
FARES REDUCED.
Trsi-Ciass Boston -.
Cones londing reductions 10 oil points East
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Gi!uahons Uanteo-- females.

A THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
"a. A9rOCIATION.
Chartered hy tae state 0t NrW.NOrkl
=. ODELI, president h. V, ODELL u-isirsr
". II. PiOS- az. secretary. NJ A kbLLpbo, usDfiij'
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION

COMMENC1N G = TT - l-S4
forSEABkIGHT LONG BRANCH cic, al $50 Job n H.
Ssb, o;Ou, J.. sundays. -. m.
fo AILASTlC HIGHLANDS at 5.SO l0l5a IN $40
b0Op IA.
fW kLbEEON .ASBTNi PARK, OCEAN GROVE POINT
fLth~ANT. ito. at lOI5 a. m $40 . IA
lOf LAKEWOOD Tons RIVER and BAHNEGATa al ODD
, m Sundays 800 4. m.
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TO TIE LAE1SS OF HENDERSON
AND sUhEgGUNDENG COUNTRY.

[ have always heard that lady
could not keep y secret, except to
keep it going. In fact, they are pro-
verbal $50 say the sterner sex) for
telling oil they know. But I'll leave
it to the public if Mr.. Thad r. Man
ming, our clever editor. hasn't gotten
ahead of mef [ intended 10 have
cnrle out in this weeks issue Of the
GOLD LEAF with an astonishing (?)
piece of news, but Mr.. Manning has
told it first. 1i1owever, he is right
about it. | SHAH open my stock of
adies' Gnrls about the 20th of
March. proXimO. I shall keep on
hand Dress Goods, Trimmings and
everything needed for lady's out
fit. and will then have it made up in
the most pleasing style by def and
ready frgers of experienced ladies.
Will also fl them up with a Hat or
Bonnet to correspond. put up by a
tasty Northern Miiiner.
Let all keep in mind the time and
call early. The place is opposite
Parker & Gloss. Read the GOLD
LEAF and keep posted.
Respectfully,
MRS. X. w. COGHILL.
Henderson, n. c., Feb. 81, 1854.
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AMONG OUR EXCHANGES

Geo. Salisbury Of the Fall River,
Mass, Adv 0ace, is employing his
precious time informing the girls
that this is leap year. We thought
George was married all the time.
The State Chronicle promises to ap-
pear in a new dress of type, aud ELI
larged form, this week. Abely edited
wide~aWake, newsy, few papers have
grown more rapidly into popular
favor in this State and it deserves
all the success it has attained.
The Sunday Morning lfnN, pub
lished by E S. Warrock & Co., at
Wilmington, is che Of the handsom-
EST papers, geographically, in the
State. And its subject matter is in
keeping with its general appearance.
The A0N deserves to meet With suc-
cess.
The February number Of the st
Louis Illustrated magazine, Alex N.
DeMenil editor, is one of the rich-
est, rarest, and raciest, that has yet
graced our table. II contains an ex-
cellent article on Nathaniel Haw-
thorne, handsomely illustrated 4; the
opening chapters of "The Polish
Jew" a novel founded on Henry Ir
Wings play, 1.-THE Bells - very
interesting Home aud Society' de-
pertinent; several poems by Pastnor
and others and the usual Light
Moods" humor and satire by the
editor.
Luther 6. Riggs, one of the clev-
erist and most versatile newspaper
writers of the day, has severed his
connection with the Chicoga Ie1e-
gram. We are pleased to learn,
however, that his trenchent pen will
not be idle. He has associated him
self with another of the Chicago dali
lies, into whose columns he will in
fuse new life, and soon give it as
Widespread reputation as he did the
telegram Mr.. Riggs is man Of
many parts. Able and scholarly. as
an editorial writer he is sound and
logical, while he is a photographic
humOrest of the first water, and a
poet of recognized genius and talent
ola high order. He will prove the
creator of the sheet he has assumed
eontrol of AMI bonanza to it's own
ers. Our best wishes, Luther.
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Prosperous and Progressive COL
OreG Man.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Oae day this week
in riding around town, we were
carried to the residence of J. w.
Scott, our fashionable barber Of this
place, to look a. his house and lot.
We were surprised to sen what head
way this cotOsed individual has
made since his coming to Henderson.
He has purchased a good iof, and
erected thereon neat and comfort
able dwelling, with kitchen and all
other out houses necessary, and has
about completed all his payments on
this property. that is now worth
about $1,000. Tis gratifying to know
that one colOrei citiz n has succee led
So we'll and it must be encouraging
to others Of his race, to see what en-
terprise and honest labor can &C
complisf. In addition to these i'm
provements. his house is furnished
neatly and cosHfoi tabiy indeed, and
We can only wish that some Of our
Northern friends could come and
see Scott. and learn that the coiored
citizens have not only their rights
but comforts in this sunny land.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

FAYETTEVILLE ABRnAD.-RcV.
II. Y NcDuttie, young minister.
formerly of Fayetteville, unw pastor
Of the Baptist church at Henderson,
has ipaugurated a movement te
raise funds to buiId large brick
church and last week succeeded 10y
hi own efforts in procuring the sum
q! s. 1G0 He seems confident that
the balance of the requisite amount
(5.H1l will he subscribed in Il short
time Ills congregation l. already
large AID The membership OF his
church Is constantly increasing. Fir.
- stsfTI<s - e s5<ssE as4afs sssssst- ssar .
grea; many friends here who feel
4 dep interest in him, and are al
ways glad to hear of his steady
pr,'e ress, as minister. He has
made a bright beginning and we
hope that he may keep pace with
the times, and take step by step up
ward, on the grand ladder that he
has placed his all on. uniil he shall
reach its summit - Fayetteville san.
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ADVICE TO NOIEHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick chiId
suffering and crying with pain OF
cutting teeth i? If so send ct once
and get bottle of MRS. WINSLOw'-
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
rEETHING. It's value is incalcula
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Depend upon
it, mothers, there is no mistake abou
it, 1t cures dysentery and diar-
rhuea, regulates the stomach ana
bowels, cures wind collie, softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and
gives tone and energy to the whole
system. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOrH
ING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, aud j.
the prescription Of one of the oIdes
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and il
for sale by all druggists throughout
the world. Price % cents bottle.
feb 80 lc.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

What viii cure the worst case OF
dyspepsia What will insure a
hearty appetite and increased digeS-
ten? What will cure general de-
hility and give new lease of life !?
What will disp"l nervous depression
anu low spirits? What will restore
exhausted mothers 30 full strength !?
aeg Eee;-as 2..ss1
muscles. What will enrich the blood?
What will enable you to overcome
weakness, wakefulness and lack OF
energy? What will prevent chilis
and fever and other effects of mala
rial poison? Browns Iron Bitters,
Ii is Well TO know this. 10.
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Call, at BRIDGERs'. 6.
Beer on draught at the White
Elephant Saloon. 10.
FIR. Henry G. Pool. Newberne, n.
O., says: tried Browns Iron Bit
tiers for general debility and received
great benefit" 10
Go to JoRDAN's GLOBE SALOON
aud call for any drink Or brand of
cigars you want, and you can always
find he best. For pure Liquors and
fine Cigars, the GLOBE takes the gin
ger bread. 80.
COURT HoUsE-Call on J. r
Young at the Court House and g. t
a policy on your life. Best terms.
Best Companies. 5.
Large stock of fine cigars just re-
ceived at the Globe Saloon. Rose
and Lilly, Trade Mark, Three Span
o her POPULAR brands always on
hand. 80
J. w. Scott, in commencing the
New Year, desires 10 return thanks
TO his numerous friends and patrons
for past favors; and begs leave to in
forln them that he can sill be found
at the ''Hotel Barber Shop" where
he will be pleased to see and serve
all who may wish their countenance
smoothed by an elegant shave, or
their head cOlled by nice hair
cut. Give him a call when you
want to be treated barber-ously in a
civilized manner. 3.
Now's the time to give Smiths
worm oil. 10 C.
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s. zARc0V
For Sale privately.

As agent for theowners, Messrs j. W.
Jen kins Il Co., of Baltimore, | offer for
sale at low price and on very accom-
modating terms, that splendid estate
known as Largo" situated in Warren
county. n. c., and containing 3, 300 acres.
Well wooded aud watered, and finely
adapted to all crops of this section. in
cludieg brigh: tobacco. Fine dwelling.
beautiful grounds. 25 tenants, suscepti
BILE of various sub divisions. A rare OPP
pc rtonity for investment or settlement
of colony. Only nine miles from Hem
derson, Eidgeway or Warrenton depots
Raleigh d CASTOR II. r.
Will be shown by Mr.. j. B. Virgins,
manager on the place. For further par
ticulars, call on, or address
JOS. TONNES,
Airlie, Halifax county, ". c.,
Col. ". FL. CHEEK, Henderson, N. c.,
capt. JNo.A WILLIAMS, Oxford, N. c..
feb Il, o.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

On the 13th Inst, Mr.. J. w. Brown
sold with u - ll:~ If toDacco. vi h
the price Oi Jsr5f ese loss he Vas
sAti> fed. The oti s lots. he took
III and carried 10 Xfors!, when on
the IL Il INST, IN = Warehouse Uf
Me-sr5 f. j. & Co, the same
tbaCco va>, .,i.e1s welgn, II re
p3lted d ~ gan 81 pounds more
Lnau it wsI4f Il Il our house. Ii
Iao npA c..lnz g uly kHoS. i-dpe ths,,s
SIR. L. Il I'll tSisrgJ tie above
'ssI4Ess4sssssszz 9 4Ies sfszs DssS -
lug hlmseit frking to siander our
business and ~ personal Integrity,
Charging IL y III false weights, aud
giving the 10 1t - evidence at once
Of oar false a, II ng and AS o2cn sa-
pe"iOr hote>.y a soon a9 l heard
q! The mater seuf my partuer and
Brother, Mr. J. ). BurweII, to hlm 10
call his attt7gt 80 To the injury aud
Injustice d3ae II, and "a ASK Ivr such
REPUTATION Is We We're entitled 10.
Inereup)n IA Ills Ir. j. ;. Bur
We!l'e( presence ne agrteu 10 slgn II
written statement in which he ac-
knOWiedged ~1ae wrong and took the
blame on his own Wareh Juot,
a!ttdging III excuse That from some
unknown caut his scd(eS nT trucks
We're out u prdsr on inc 14tEl whicn
Was MOI deitcled by@nim till after
The ssie. RI, s',a. S ~ aliythat aud
|. =. ! p.l :ss:'' ), ::
Sad - IL i.s.ssnuou anu sla.ta-s slaai
clrcutates on his authority. On such
authority | can hardly think thai
any Respectable mans character Or
business eau be injured. 1t Is the
fist time that our weights have been
Questioned, and / here pronounce
the charge knowingly, Intentionally,
and cnlruptiy false. Our scales are
Correct and we rendered true weights.
Inc false weighing was done III
Ne ssrs +. II. Knott & Co.'S Ware
house, and done Tor the purpose OF
dishonesty and knowingly i,juring
our Warehouse and benefittiug hiln-
self thereby.
Now, as to Mr.. F. r. Knott by his
course since that OCCASION, he has
Shown himself lnSeuSIble to the Ob
legations Of trCth or honor, and
unworthy Of notice from any gentle
man. / refer b permission 10 Messrs.
john Meadows II L. n. BurWe!i as
10 the incortectues5 OF MS weights OF
tobacco bought by them on the same
day. These gentlemen say that Their
tobacco was made TO weigh about
pounds TO the pile too much on thar
day, which accounts for the gain OF
81 pounds in the 8 lots sold by Mr.
Brown. [ have further to say that
this same +. K. Knott has been
charged to his face III the city Oh
RlcEmond wish stealing wi hout re
senlipg same. We know that We
have to make our living by fail
dealing aud hard work, and have
no fear that an honest man will
question the one or envy the results
vi the other. We give true weights
realize the highest prices current and
| pay cash for all we sell. Aud SO
conscious OF eur Integrity, we are
and |, II. II. BurWe!i, Jr, in parlic'
ular, am at all times, TO be found al
the Carolina Warehouse in Hender-
son ready to see and satisfy all vino
come, and to give our friends, tbs
farmers, cordial welc me aud the
best The tobacco market affords.
Ii. II. RUHWELL, JR.,
carolina Warehouse
| Hnndnrco, " 4 Eahruarv % lSSt
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

Leaf Tobacco is still booming. and
is selling higher in this market than
ever before since the first hill was
planted. This is due to the fact of
a short supply, and the shor; supply
IS due to the enormous use that Is
being made If tobacco. There is no
such thing as ever making the sup
ply greater than the demand and
tobacco will always sell at remunera
tive prices to the planter. The nrjces
may fall below what they are al
now-and they muSt-hut there will
still be more money in growing a
crop Of tobacco than in making y
crop Of cotton. -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

J. r. Young represents line of
the Oldest and most reliable Insur-
ance Companies doing business in
this country. No one should fail t.
insure their property against loss by
fire, and they could not do better
than place them in some responsible
company with j. r. Young. 9
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21
Carolina Warehouse,
Henderson,, n. C., February 20, 1884.

Mothers, think. of the battle that
is being waged by worms against the
life of your child. There is no night
Of rest with them; they fight to kill.
SINNERS Indian Vermifuge will ali
initiate them. Only 70 cents bot
tie. 10.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

DIR. Henckle has just added ca
romholette table 10 his billiard par
Tor, at the White Elephant Saloon.
This is q fascinating game and super
cedes poole aud billiards to large
ext HMt. l.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

Insure your property with J. r.
Young. Herepresents none but first
class companies. 6
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

Billiards. poole and carombalette
at the White Elephant Saloon. a
delightful place to spend few hours
very pleasantly. !.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

The beauty of Jordan'S Carom-
b0lette tabIe-aside from the natu
raj attractivaness of the game-is that
it is free. Call at the Globe Saloon
when you wish a little innOcet amuse-
ment. 50
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

When you want refreshing drink
or Il choice cigar, drop into see A.
Jordan at the GLOBE SALOON. He
keeps none but the best. IS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

ScnFch Punch. Tom and Jerry, sud
all other kinds OF hot drinks, at \.
Jordan's Globe Saloon. =.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

Mill feed, corn meal, and peas, at
BRIDGERs'. 6.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

CarOmhO!ette, an amusing and
faSlnatIng game, Tree, al the
90. GLOBE SALOON.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

The Globe Saloon is still ahead for
fine liquors, cigars, &c. 90
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

The finest brands of Whistles,
Brandies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, ETC.,
in town, at,the
so. GLOBE SALOON.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

FiSe hundred bushels oats for sale
low, at BRIDGERs'. 6.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

ACCFDENTs.-Ca!l on j. II. Young
at the Court House and insure against
all kinds of accidents. 5.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1884-02-21

ABOUT OUEsELF.-In the absence
We ask cur friends 10 bear with US a
while. We axe alive to the fact that
owing to the crowded condition of
our columns, with advertisements
The subject matter Of the GOLD LEAF
Is sumrWhot neglected, Of late. But
We hope 10 do better before lofg We
Contemplate making such additions
aud improvements to ear office as
ill enable u5-at 40 very distant
day-to send out q Iarg'r, neater
printed, aud better paper than has
ever yet been issu d from the press
N Henderson. Wait and see.