The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-11-29


/ HeFsoh ere many moons way and ,,.o,,.
The GOLD LEAF tells polalas o,,+ ~ sa,,aa1
though. - '0''''i'
~ ho' iail TO attend the sale of town
lots saturday, Dec. 9Th. This is valuable
properly aeafably located, and the sale
VIII d"uoCleAS attract Considerable attan-
illOn. See advertisement in ano+har Column,
IL. Ii'oAlaSon IS now selling.hav in con
necton with other things. 4 car load inst
received. lie handles large quantities Of
goods at Wholesale, such as four meat
feed-stuffs, etc.
DO you want stove? Then 90 and see
what Charles =. FerraII can offer Won ua
carries large Inc of stoves and CRATES
cook stoves, &c. which he Will sell at hot
tom figures. IleAas also a fine line Of fin
ware and lamp gods. Go to see him.
If you want coal Of any kind whatever
call Oh MI II. ii BurwelI lie has q we'll
fitted up yard fully stocked with all kinds
Of hard and soft coal which will be sold at
Richmond prices. His coal is free from
slate and dirt and fuI weight is guaran-
iced.
The coming holiday trade in this place
promises to be the largest for several wears
past, and the quality and character of
goods the finest and prettiest ever shown
here. we'll Displayed advertisement il,
the GOLD LEAF will let the plblic know
what you have.
See the very liberal clubbing offer of
: 1er"S Sgtings and the GOLD Lea. You
can get both papers one year for s303, while
the regular price of Slttjngs alone is 81. 90.
Read the advertisement elsewhere in this
paper Sample copies of SittjngS may be
seen at the GOLD LEAF Office.
| His many friends here this week We're
pleased to see and shake the hand of Nh.
I. W. Ford, at ole time highly esteemed
and valued citizen of henderson, but now
a successful tobacco manufacturer OF
Lynchburg, Va. A genial. pleasant gen
tleman it is always pleasure to see him
The styles and prices of Apglea's hat.
seem to please all who look at them. The
fact that he is selling SO fast is due to his
determination to be satisfied with a small
profit and increase his trade for honest
want a nice stylish hat or good Well-ft
ting serviceabIe pair of shoes.
/ Hard times make it necessary to save al
you can; for this reason it is to your inter
est to see K. q. Davis prices on groceries
clothing shoes, and general merchandise
He has an immense stock on hand. every
thing bought low and will be sold cores
poudingly 50. Lots of things for the hOli
day trade especially. Give MI Days a
call.
I MI. Geo. E. Perry an honest and industri
Gus young mechanic who was with Pink
ston & Shcarn for a long time until the
Henderson Building and Manufacturing
+ Company commenced operations, left {
few days ago to make his home in Tennessee
The Young man leaves many friends il
Henderson wLo wish him success in hi.
rev nome.
The town lots to be sold Saturday, Dec
Sh, are situated in fashionable and de
siraEie part of the ''city'-and Will IL;
doubt attract interest. Capt. j. Il. Thr0WcT
and MessrS. 7. NJ Pittman and |. b. Gary
have handsome residences in the neighhor
hood, and :. & e.. Watkins, Col. Burgwyn
Maj Windcr and others own lots near by
DO not fail to attend this sale.
4 car load OF No / Timothy hay just re
ceive1 10y II. Thomson. He has adeet
largely to his stock this fall and is nov
doing a nice Wholesale trade iii connection
with his regular retail business. BY buy
ing we'll and paying cash, Mr.. ThomaSOl
is enabled to sell at the very lowest prices
He has worked uQ a good trade and will
duplicate prices of any house III tie line
in which he deals.
Rev. Dr.. }. II. Eager Of the Baptist de
nomination, late Missionary 70 Rome, de
liyered a very interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
lecture at the Baptist church in this plac
last Thursday night, his subject bein
- Protestant Missions in Italy" He cal
ried his audience through Italy, visitin
the principal cities and pointing out til
many objects of interest in that sum
land, the address being delivered in a yer
fascinating and entertaining manner.
The GOLD LEAF was pleased to see MI
Z. e. Hackney proprietor of the Durham
Recorder and tS0utlter@ I0haccOniSt her
yesterday. One of the most genial an
pleasant of men, he makes friends where
: evey hc goes and his presence i'll Hende,
: son is always welcomed. His papers al
both doing well-we see tnat from his We
/ filled columns and the enterprise diSplaye
G in their get-up. 4 literally patronize
paper is always the best index of lily
town.
The GOLD LEAF heartily agrees with I'll
= Reidsville Weekly in what it says of o,
l good friend of the Danville Times. "
), read afteT Brother 4iouIdin with both plea
+ ure and profit. The Weekly says:
Brother BouIdin of the DauvilIe Time
wrote an excellent paragraph on poo
l. rejected kitten that attracted his attentlt
n while passing up the street lie gets
good moral out OF it. We delight to req
" after him-he has such an original Way
/. putting his thoughts. \ pen like 81
? Bouldins should Lot be idle.
'e Mr.. L. L. Hamacher who for the pa
IL four or FIVE years has been a resident
/ Henderson, has gone WITH ms tamliy 10 {
cept position as chief mechanic on t
lie Baltimore e Ohio Railroad at a good sal
20 ~ The position comes through the Ell
ar mechanic of. the Pennsylvania Railro
W under whom Mr.. Hamacher worked Fl
te wears previous to his coming to HenderS<
he The GOLD LEAF regrets his departure. \
lr Hamacher is a firSt-claSS mechanic a
De was good and Serviceable man in
community. His family will reside he