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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
ARGENTINE REVOLUTIONS oUELLED.
SANTIAGO DEL BSTERo AND CATAMARcA UNDER
RFGuLAR GOVERNMENTS.

Buenos Ayres July 1.-The bloodleSs revoiuton
which broke out day or so ago In the province OF
santiago del EserO where the President was arrested
and forced to sign his resignation, has been Queed
The President has been restored to by troops
sent TO the scene of the trouble and the Government
Commission which was also sent to Santiago to IN
oure into the cause OF the disturbance. reports that
the province Is quiet.
The revolution which broke out in Catamarca, as
announced on Friday last. when the Provincial Gov
ernment was overthrown and provisional Govern
ment established has been suppressed and the regular
provincial Government has been rc-establiShed In
power.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24
Advertise Your SneciaItiea.

Good advertising consists in the yelec.
ton of few strong. quick selling spe-
clalries, to stand as the representatives
OF your stock in price, quality and pat
tern. Just as you select one smart,
active man from every 10000 of the
people, and send him to congress as your
representative, SO choose 2 good thing to
represent the store, and talk about that
article. Put your whole energy and
force into strong argument why that
should be in every readers hands; try to
talk as though that article was your en-
tire stock. You will find it will draw
more people to your store than the mere
mention OF thousand articles If you
have sufficient space, two or three lead
ers can be put out at once, but seldom
more than that in an ordinary advertise
ment. Each day take a new article and
treat 1t in like manner, and you will soon
find that your leaders will be town talk.
1t you are grocer, it won't be neces-
sary to say that you keep all kinds Of
groceries, and itemize them. If you are
an ordinary dealer, the public know that
without telling. But should you have a
new brand of pickles that is especially
desirable, confine your advertisement to
pickles for the day.
No tradesnan need lack for a special.
ty. If it is good article it will pay to
push, and if it sells, the staples will sell
with it.
Let specialties sell staples always, and
try to take rank among your COMPETE
tors as the one who is the quickest to
recognize good thing and the first to
sell it.-Grand Rapids Telegram.
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Judicious advertising pays. What
i meant by iudiciQus advertising is to
tell the story You have to tell to the
largest number Of the right sort Of peo-
pie IN the way best calculated to pro-
duce the effect YOU desire to produce
and at the smallest cost.
Don t put too much in one advertise
ment. What will YOU do for the next
one: One thought is generally enough
for once next week another; next an
other and 50 on. But let it be a good
one always. "Judicious advertising
pays.
y word with our observation-disclosures
who are not already counted among
our advertisers: If YOU desire to catch
incoming fall trade. now is the time
to drop in your advertisements and
keep ahead Of the stream. People will
read your announcements and call on
you. too. If YOU don't believe it.
try it.
1t is said Of a gentleman who had been
a Judge and afterwards a preacher that
he was called upon by a couple who
desired to be married. Force of habit
showed itself. in the way the ceremony
was pronounced. Said he in conclusion :
Il pronounce Sentance on YOU as man
and wife. and may God have mercy on
your souls" The GU prits left happy.
This is a red letter day" in the
history Of the GOLD LEAF-as a pOr-
ton OF the paper on which it is printed
indicates. But it has not been minus
its - blue" features also. This comes
a. the portion Of our force who have
worked 50 industriously night and day,
to get it out And then again the
- green may be suggestive of those
who are not. in it, )" while the .white'
speaks Of the manner in which we try
to deal by our town and patrons always.
The advertisement which does the
most GOOD is that one which appeals
directly to the everyday interests Of
the probable purchaser, whether it be
4 hand bill. circular, or newspaper ad-
vcrtiscmcnt. The latter is usually the
most effective, for it comes to the
reader when his attention is given to
business, and he is thinking of material
interests. 1t appears in the medium
to which he refers for general Informal
ton and to which he is most likely to
GIVE attention.
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Christmas Stock In.

My Christmas stock is in and l have
all that any person could desire to place
in stocking. Many articles are too
large to slip in the largest sock Tor sack
bag), but whether you take any stock in
stocking presents or not, | can please
you, for my display is the largest and
handsomest ever seen in Henderson at
any previous holiday season. Everything
YOU can think of in the line of toys and
fancy articles, fruits and confectioneries,
pictures and picture frames, books, al
buns, plush, leather and cellulOid goods,
fancy china and glass ware, bisque fig
ures dolls, horns, drums. whistles, hobby
horses, wagons, &c. In fact, almost ev-
erything to make both old and young
happy at this Joyous Christmas time.
Something for everybody and prices to
suit all. Come and see for yourself.
ASA FARRAR.
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Strike q Popular Chord.

A striking advertisement will run the
ganut of popular attention and get into
the air like u popular song. Advertise
ments have become as familiar as house
hold words, and remained ADVERTISE
ments long after they had disappeared
from newspaper columns and from ad-
vertising bill boards. Who will ever
forget the mystic IS. T. 1860 X?" It can
no longer be seen in print, nor upon bill
boards, but the name Of the compound
it advertised comes to mind with the
legend, and the advertisement is as bright
as it was twenty-five years ago. "You
press the button. We do the rest" It
is hardly necessary to state what these
words advertise. They have been so
widely read and are so taking and so
suggestive of ability that everybody
knows what they refer to.-Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
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Mortgage Sale of Land.

By virtue of the power conferred on the
undersigned in a certain deed in trust ex-
ecuted by }. T. Mills and Mrs. l.. A. n
Mills, on the 10Th Of January, 1887, and
duly recorded in Book y, page 400, in
Warren county Registry. to secure Ger,
tain note therein mentioned and the said
j. T. Mills and the said Mrs. L. A. NJ.
Mills having made default in the payment
of said note. will, at the request OF the
holder of said note, sell to the highest bid
der, for cash. at public Outcry, at the
Court House door, in Warrenton. n. c.,
on FRIDAY. JANUARY, 22ND 1892.
one certain lot or purcell of land situate on
Rowland stIeet, in the town Of Henderson,
Vance county, North Carolina, fronting
on said Rowland street l04}4 feet and run
ming back 900 feet, reference being mad 10
said tru,t deed for more definite 3cccc-i SO
A. B. DAINGERFIELD,
b. T. WATKINS,
December 81, 81. Trustees.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue of Deed Of Trust
executed by K. Graham Workman and
Carrie Workman his wife. on the 4th day
of December, 1889, and duly registered i'll
the Office Of the Register ofDeeds OF Vance
county, in Book IA, page 6Oi, to secure a
certain sum Of money therein mentioned,
ment thereof, l will sell, by public auction,
to the highest bidder. for cash. at the
Court House door. in Henderson, Vance
county, n. c., on FRIDAY. JANUARY,
o2SD, 1892, the real estate conveyed in
said Trust Deed. to wit one tract OF land
situate in Vance county. formerly owned
by the late Scion Switzerland, and adjoin
ing the lands of Gill, Dickens and others,
containing CAS- acres, more or less:
w. W. ROWLAND
This December 81, 1881. Trustee.
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A7]*S0ClAI& personal
'afs>s@7

DR.. +. :. Harris left Yesterday for
Brlnkleyvile. Halifax county, to spend
the Holidays
Mr.. Jas. y. O'Neil. accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Hattie, left last
week for Philadelphia, where they will
spend the holidays
1t is quite gratifying to the many
triel dS of Col. John HargrOve, one of
the most cstimable citizens of the county,
to know that the published report in
one Of the Raleigh papers of his death,
is a mistake. He is still quite sick at
the home of his daughter in Wilmington,
where he went on visit, but at last
accounts was slightly improved. He
has been dangerously i'll and few days
ago his condition was regarded as
extremely critical.
Henderson loses two more estimable
citizens in the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. IIardgrOve, who 90 to make
their home in Winston They left
last week to visit relatives in Virginia,
where they will spend the holidays.
and will 90 to Winston about the first
of the year Mr. Hardgrove has been
travelling salesman for the Burgwyn
Bros. Tobacco Company. since that
concern commenced buriness here. in
which capacity he has been very sue
cesstul. He goes to Winston to take
similar position with Griffith Il Bohan-
non. tobacco manufacturers The
GOLD LEAF regrets the departure of
two such valuable citizens and orna-
ments of society as Mr.. IIardgrOve and
his excellent wife.
The ladies are more than delighted
with that elegant line of Dress Goods
just received and placed on sale by $. 4
{. Watkins.
Mr. d. W. IIardee says he wants it
understood that he is a merchant doing
business in Henderson. and it is not his
fault that he has no card in the holiday
cut on first page of the GOLD LEAF.
He was out of town last week which
accounts for his not being lin it."
However, we take pleasure in saying
here that he has a complete stock of
groceries, canned goods .cOntectionaries,
etc. and is selling the same at prices
that must commend his goods to buyers.
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Oh, What a Cough.

Will you heed the warning? The signal
perhaps of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake OF
saving 80 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for it, We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. 1t
never fails This explains why more than
a million bottles were sold the past year.
1t relieves Group and whooping cough at
once. Mothers, do not be without it. For
lame back, side or chest, use ShilOh's Po-
rous Plasters. Sold by W. w. Parker,
druggist
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24
a PAlPABUE HIT.
+ For the GOLD LEAF |

" \ prize I'll give" the Dominic said,
When the glad. gay Christmas comes,
Not to the fellow who spells the best
Nor to the best door of sums,
But to him who gives me Christmas night,
The very best sample of wit
Who makes, tho it be at my expense,
What You d call, palpable hit.
- I'll try, I4l try" many voices cry,
For the Domonie's gifts were rare,
And cubs who ne'er thought of winning
prize
Shifted mischief far in the air;
- when Christmas came, with its frOlic
and fun,
And the best of its sports were ended,
The boys more on mischief than prizes bent,
Their way to the Dominic wended.
There were Felix and Franz two dear lit
tie cubs,
Who had plenty of every day sense,
But were much too good to be wittily wise,
At even kittens expense;
Then there was Jack, a Jack of all trades,
But specially good at none,
Who mashed and reha>htd for this witch
ing time
\ vile and venerable pun.
There were Alex and Tom. burly young
bloOds,
Who dearly dotted on song,
Who >teadicd the spirits of the silent and
weak,
A. they merrily plodded along.
And hrhind the rest was little Dude Du
Nal
As sweet as a sinner could be,
Who must have got good his comrades
thought
Since 'er a laggard in mischief was he.
But forgotten was Dude when the Domi-
me- door
Opened wide with welcome and noise,
And the master, done up in holiday trim,
Stood smiling to welcome his boys.
AbaShed they entered, but the Dominie'S
smile
Soon made them feel at ease,
And in less than two minutes these sturdy
BOYS
Were buzzing like cheerful bees.
Inheard and unseen, little Dude Sidled in
With something close-claSped in his
hand:
Unheeded till opposite the Dominic chair,
He quietly came to a stand;
Then taking good aim at the DOM HE
head,
He said, as the SNOWFALL lit
u dunno, Professor, what you'd call
that,
Lessen It's a paLpabIe hit
J. p. B.
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With many thanks for the universal
expression OF sympathy and regret at
the death of the late J. NJ. Barnes, it has
been arranged to continue the business
under the old firm name of J. NJ. Barnes
& Son. Mr.. Geo. 4. Barnes, the junior
partner, will be manager and will be as
sisted by a competent corps. A new and
elegant Hearse will at once be ordered,
while the one now used will be retained.
\ full and complete stock of metallic and
wooden collins OF all sizes will be kept.
Cottins shipped by rail on short notice,
and burials superintended anywhere in
this section at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. BARNES & Son,
Henderson, y. {.
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NOTICE.

Under and by virtue of an execution in
my hands issuing from the Superior Court
of Vance county, on a judgment in favor
of John Berkery, vs.. The Henderson Water
Supply Co., and Wolthman, Keith & Co.,
shall sell for cash, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
door. in Henderson, Vance county, n, G.,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN JANU-
AIRY, 1892, at ~ o'clock noon. the works
and plant Of The Henderson Water Supply
Co., and WOlthman, Keith & Co., together
with all rights, privileges and franchises
thereof: particularly SO far as the same re,
late to the receiving of fares or tolls. Said
property embraces the pipes already laid
on Garrett, William, Charles, Fair
Ground, Rowland, Montgomery, Breckin-
ridge and perhaps other streets Of the
town OF Henderson and on the road and
path to Fox's pond, the Standpipe and
foundations, two boilers and fronts, two
pumps and attachments and the buildings
and walls and attachments at the pumping
station on Fox's pond.
w. H. SMITH,
Sheriff of Vance Co., n. c..
Henderson, N c., Nov. 3Oth 1891.
dec II
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The GOLD LEAF.
SOME KIND AND COMPLIMENTARY
REFERENCES.
What Our Exchanges Say Of it
on the Completion of it's
Tenth Volume.

The Henderson GOLD LEAF is ten
years old. Thad Manning, its editor,
is a clever, whole-souled fellow, and he
publishes a good paper, and we are
glad that he is meeting with success
j kinston Free Press.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF, always
neat. bright and interesting, has COM
! pleted its tenth volume and here's a
hearty wish that brother Manning may
reach many more such epochs in his
! journalistic Journey Sun.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF, one
of the best in the business, has just
completed its tenth year. There is
no measure of good fortune that it does
not deserve and none that the Land
mark does not wish for it.-Statesville
Landmarks.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF was
ten years old Oh the 18th of this month.
The editors all know Thad. r. Manning
and he ranks high up in the editorial
fraternity. Best wishes for future sue
cess. friend Manning .-LexingtOn Dis
patch.
The Henderson On. c. GOLD LEAF
has closed its tenth volume. There
is not weekly paper in North Caro-
lima that works harder for the prosperity
of it's town and State than does the
GOLD LEAF under the management
Of Thad r. Manning Basic City (Va)
Adrdnce.
Our highly esteemed contemporary,
the Henderson GOLD LEAF, has closed
its tenth volume and entered upon an
other year under most promising aus
pices. 1t deserves liberal support
from Henderson for whose people it
has labored so diligently. Rocky
Mount -1rgOnam.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF has
reached the ten mile post in its march
Of life and usefulness, and it is an
honor to its town and editor, Mr.. Man
ming. We have read every issue of it
during that time and the good was SO
much greater than the bad if any of
the latter, the comparison was infin-
ltesmal. An honest newspaper is
potent lOI SOOu.-N aIrentOn UdzeNe.
The Henderson GOLD LEAF closed
its tenth volume last week. They are
all good, but the last was the best, for
its editor Mr.. Thad Manning, grows
better with age, like good wine. His
paper is appreciated by its constituency.
We know they are intelligent. They
could not be otherwise and read the
GOLD LEAF. May many years Of
success and continued usefulness, be
yours, Thad. Wilson Adrance
That most excellent journal, the
Henderson GOLD LEAF, has completed
another volume, and our good friend,
Thad Manning, is to be congratulated
upon the excellency of his paper. 1t
not only contains good reading, but is
also one of the best printed papers in
the State The existing prosperity of
Henderson is largely due to the noble
stand the GOLD LEAF has always taken
upon matters that materially interest
that growing town.-Louisbury Times.
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Not Ouackery but Humanity

The Chicago Tribune, in commenting
on DR.. Brinkerhoff's case, says pertinent
ly and forcibly: "The purpose of an
advertisement is to bring those who want
something in contact with those who
have that something to dispose of. The
physicians advertisement would answer
the same purpose. The patient wants to
be healed. The advertisement would
acquaint him with the doctor who coui1
heal him, and who had the skill to deal
with his special case. This is not puffery
or quackery. On the other hand, it looks
very much like humanity"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24

Persons must eat and they should
know where to get what they want.
At Hardee's store you will find every
thing in the line of choice family gro
ceries. such as -four Of the best brands.
sugar. cakes and crackers, canned and
ported goods, nuts Of all kinds, raisins.
candies and many other goods to de-
light refined taste. Mr.. Ha~dee con-
ducts a first-class grocery store ID you
can have your wants supplied there at
reasonable fioureS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24
A Yard Of Roses.

The Youths Companion makes All
autumn gift Of the beautiful painting
of it's five hundred thousand subscribers.
Any others who may subscribe now for
the first time, and request it, will re-
ceive THE Yard Of Roses without
extra charge while the edition lasts.
Every family should take this brightest
and best of illustrated literary papers
n addition to its local paper.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24
The Local PAPERS the Thing.

That the local press is by far the best
means Of advertising the advantages of a
town or city is a recognized fact. The
real estate men Of Texas held conven-
ton a short time ago, and among other
things done they agreed that the very
best way for towns to advertise them.
selves was through the medium of the
local press.-Lexington (Va.) Gazette.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-24
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
A Splendid Lot Of Christmas
Groceries.

The good Book says: Take no
thought what We SHALL eat but how is
a man to keep from it with the tempt
ing array Of good things spread out be-
fore him at d. W. Hardee's: You can
find everything there for a tirst-class
Christmas dinner. except fresh meats.
The finest flour. delicious hams. tine
canned goods. crackers, cakes and
candies. nuts, raisins. syrups. Mr..
Hardee carries only the best grade Of
goods. Al this season he has in stock
an extra fine line of drlicacies to tempt
the appetite.
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What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. contains neither Opin, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syr"ps and Castor Oil.
is Pleasant. guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of iotler Castora cst Worms and aays
fevcriShncss. C.storia vomiting Sour Curd,
Diarrhoa and Wind Collie. Casora relieves
hing troubles ronsti pltiou and atulency.
CaStOri aSSimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
il the Chiltren's PaEaceatic hiothers Friend.
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They Are Thoroughly Read.

The advertiser gets more for his money
now than formerly, because the greater
attractions Of the newspapers increase
the number of newspaper readers, and
besides the newspapers are read more
thoroughly now than ever before The
advertising columns are an interesting
feature of well conducted newspapers,
and are read about as generally as the
news columns.-Savannah News.
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BALKAN and Boaz We're Wise.

Advertising is an ancient and honor
able institution, and was practiced long
er ago than a great many people i'm
agine. Get your Bible, turn to Num-
bers xiv, IA, and you will see that
BALKAN believed in advertising, and said
to Balak: Behold, go unto my people;
come, therefore, and l will advertise 7"
Turn again to Ruth iva, and you will
find that Boaz, in connection with real
estate transaction in which he was in
terested, expressed himself as judicious
advertiser.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
APleasaut Lemon Drink.

\ Pleasant Lemon Drink.
For Bilousness. Constipation and Mala-
ria. take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, take Lemon Elixir.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
Heartfailure, take Lemon Elixir.
For Fever, Chills and Debility. take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley'S Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any of the above named dis
eases, all of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley. At
lanta, Ga. SOC. and 81 bottles at druggists.
Lemon Hot Drops
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat Bronchitis, Pneumonia, Hem
orrhage, and all throat and lung diseases.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
- cents at druggists. Prepared only by
Dr.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga.
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Notice..

Under. and by virtue OF the power OF
sale conferred on me in a Trust Deed ex-
ecuted on the nth day of January, 1890, by
Geo S. Stamper and wife Louisa, and
registered in mortgage book II page 500, in
the office of the Register OF Deeds of
Vance county, default having been made
in payment of the debt secured therein,
shall sell for cash, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891, the real es-
tate described and conveyed in said Trust
Deed to wit a lot in the town OF Hender-
son. adjoining the lands OF Frank Davis,
E. l.. Cheatham and on Grissom street,
being one hundred and ten feet square.
This oath November. 1891
T. L. HICKS, Trustee.
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Henderson Lodge, No. 90,
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III
Good morning. Mr.. Santa Claus.
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Here is our Holiday Number. Those
business men VII" are not represented
may regret IL III" iIi''' "3"I'' 'li'S
may mol.
Send a copy of his paper to some
distant friend IT, relative. 1t will be
rood advertisement for the town.
Price IL cents.
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II. ',,'; r, 80, , ,,.', - Inc thn
most successful and enjoyable affair
OF the kind ever undertaken III Hen
dcrson.
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DO NOT FORGET the DOOR around YOU.
the ornh,us and other object, of your
'I'' W l''i''',' '',I, o,I'n' ,i'a,' ra
lavi,hmg rich and costly Yitts upon
friend, and loved ones.
rs Will be seen by reference TO al
yertisemcnt, limited amount OF the
stock of the Bank of Henderson. is
offered for sale at par if subscribed
before fine first of january. ISg2.
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