The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-01
Messrs. J. II. Goodrich and G. Finca,

have exchanged store rooms. Tie Corner
now occupies the store in the Cooper build
ing lately CheatH5rn's drugstore. while
the latter holds forth in the kivett build
ing next to the Bank.
The GOLD LEAF has again been placed
under obligations to its eyer-thoughtfpI
friend Nj. NJ. b. Prince for recent kind
neSSes. His last token OF remembrance
was lot of the finest apples we have seen
this year. In point of size. flavor and gen.
erai excellence they were hard to beat.
in Hon. F. VI. Simmons. Democrats of
this District have a gallant champion of
Democratic principles one who, if re-
elected, will again serve them with fidel-
ity and care for every honest and legiti-
mate interest of his constituency. Do not
neglect then, Democrats Of Vance county,
to give him your vote next Tuesday
Luddington & Aycock's Job printing es-
tabliShment-On same floor with the GOLD
LEAFS running to its full capacity fill
ing orders that are coming in from various
portions Of the State, besides supplying
the home demand. Their head printer
Mr.. A. J. Dnkins, is one Of the finest Job
printers in the State, and he is sending out
some fIrst-class work.
Democrats of Vance county. let nothing
but serious personal illness keep YOU from
the polls next Tuesday Every Democratic
vote in this congressional district should
be brought out Let no Democrat offer an
excuse for not depOSting a ballot for
Cleveland and Thurman, Fowle and Holt,
and Simmons, and. Burgwyn, and Dunn,
and in fact the arh0ie Democratic ticket.
One Of the most Intelligent and progress
sive men in the State is Col VIM. II S.
Burgwyn He is a farmer as we'll as a
banker and lawyer, and understands the
needs Of the farmers. In the Legislature
he could do much for their good, and be
ought to be elected Democrats Will all
vote for him, and all Republicans who be-
lieve in voting for the best man, iIrespec-
tive Of party. should vote for Col. BurgWyR.
Mr.. T. D. Lindsey, who has been with
the electric light company since its eStab-
lishmpnt here has resigned and will here
after devote his time and attention to the
life insurance business. He is represent
ing the Fidelity Mutual Life Assurance
Association Of Philadelphia, one of the best
and safest companies in the country, and
Will give our citizens the opportunity of
taking out policies in the same. He will
make Henderson his headquarters for the
present.
A. R. Anglea tells us he has the largest
and best line of gents, furnishing goods this
season that he has ever shown And as for
shoes he has more than was ever before
brought to Henderson. His stock repre-
sentS the best makes and most popular
styles and a perfect fit is guaranteed. For
comfort, durability and cheapness Anglea S
stock beats the market. In hats he has all
the latest and nObbieSt designs in stiff and
soft goods, and asks but little money for
any selection you may wish to make.
Charl es Braithwaite has shown the GOLD
LEAF photograph of the new public build
ing which his old home H arriSOnburg Va.
has been fortunate enough to secure from
the Government. The court house was
built last year and now an addition to be
used as the postOfce and revenue Office is
being built. Congress appropriated $50
900 for this building, just double the amount
which Henderson would he proud to get
for a similar purpose. The photograph was
sent Mr.. Il. 10y his brother W. y. Braith-
waite.