The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-10-18

Miss Maggie Parish, a charming and Vi
vacious yong lady from Hillsboro. is Wis
iting Mrs Geo. Adams in Henderson at pres
eut
Most Of the tobacco has been cured and
with the last of the crop in comes even
more discouraging reports about its inferi-
or quality this year.
Excursion trains Will run on all rail
roads centering at Weldon during fair
week there, and rates Of fare will he very
low. \ large crowd is expected each day.
The office Of Register of Deeds of Vance
county appears to be a much coveted prize
-Four candidates are in the field with 9th
ers to hear from before the election no
doubt.
Congressman Simmons says his pros
poets of reelection are COOL throughout
the district. If his friends Will work for
him as they should during the short time
allotted we will again have this talented
young gentleman to represent Us in the
balls OF the National Congress
Claude Johnson has come back from
the West. lie says he likes the country
and was doing we'll, but after all North
Carolina is hard to beat He will proba-
bly, cast his lot in Henderson again after
visiting his parents in BERTHE to whose pur-
suasive appeals he yielded and came home.
Every voter should now see to it that his
name is properly registered. You may
have registered so as to vote in town cleo
ton and then be debarred from voting in
general election. See Mr.. Claude Hunter
if you live in North Henderson and Mr..
b. | Powell If you live in South Henderson,
and register at once.
Enterprisjng and progressive are ". 7.
Cheatham & Co., druggists. Among other
superior goods of their own manufacture
which they are wh0lesaling is a fine per-
fume put up from a formula of their own.
Iii three hours after the first bottle was
manufactured they sold 90 bottles This
is evidence that our young friend is pusher.
See advertisement of Melville Dorsey,
Hen@o ~ror's o,@ost druggist. There is not
n finer druggist OF better man in the State
than Melville Dorsey. All our people
know him, and that Is 10 have confidence
in and thoroughly respect him. He needs
neither Introduction nor commemdation
from us. See what he says and 90 and
trade with.
Mr.. Stephens has just opened a large
stock of new goods at the Henderson Book
store Everything in the line Of books,
i,
and picture frames, lamps and lamp goods,
novelties and fancy goods generally. His
stock has been selected with great care ana
everything was bought low. His custom
ers save money by dealing with Mir.
Stephens.
The attention of the voters of Vance
county is called to the card Of Col. VIM.
II. S BurgWyn which appears in another
column of the GOLD LEAF this week. The
Colonel is candidate for the Legislature
and in the card referred to sets forth his
position in a plain, straightforward and
business like manner, giving good and suf
fcjent reasons why it Will be to the inter
est Of the people Of the county to elect him.
Mr.. Theo. Stallings has accepted posi-
ton with Rowland Il Powell and Will be
pleased to have his friends and former
,tron, CALI and snn him IT their nIaca Of
business in futurn He promises to do the
hest he can by them at all times. "EIncIe
OfTv,, i y Good salesman and hasan extern
>iyp acquaintance throurhout this and the
adjoining counties. Nessrs. Rowland &
Powell are fortunate in securing his ser
vice, while he in tl,rn is to he conoratu
lated uDon being with such t good house.
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at the NJ. H. chufcn III TINS place sunday
morning. Alter ihe services cohItiou-
ton was taken up lof the purpose o. COM
pletIng the church About 9t'o were raised