The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-07-30
When They vii! Come.


open big stock OF clothing. dry goods,
hats, shoes, &c, about September LIST.
They are nov in New York, Baltimore
and other northern markets buying their
goods ut from % to 30 per cent less
than market value, so n letter Just re-
ceived from them states. So it will be
seen that these gentlemen are not coming
here with any old rubbish that they have
had on hand from season to season, but
VIII open with an entire stock OF new
goods just purchased direct from first
hands and leading dealers. Levy Bros.
d herman will give the public the benefit
OF some splendid bargains as soon as
they get here. Watch for their coming.
-.-~s>>.
MasOn's Glass Fruit Jars, Preserving
Kettles and big stock crockery at Wat
kins iul16-6o
Turnip seed at j. W. PUREFoY's.
1t is in the mouths Of people wherever
Panacea Water has been tried or heard
OF that in dyspepsia, chronic diarrhpa
and scrOfula it has no equal. Now, this
is not claiming the earth, but it is what
we can get some OF the best and most
distinguished men in North Carolina to
underWrite. Ask your druggist Or send
an order to
PASACEA Spring & HOTEL Co.,
The Twin-Cities and the Press Con-
ventiOn.
The time of holding the annual Press
Convention is drawing near and we
anticipate one Of the largest and pleas
ATTEST meetings this year in the his
tory of the Association. The people
Of Winston-Salem are going to put
their best foot foremost in the matter
of entertaining the editors, and that
every arrangement and detail will be
in full keeping with the broad-minded,
liberal-handed, progressive spirit of
the citizens of the Twin-City, goes
without saying among those who
know what kind Of people they are.
They do nothing of this kind in a half
handed way, and whether it be in ma
king a success Of their individual bust
ness, establishing great schools, oper-
ating gigantic land companies, secur-
ing public improvements, or building a
tiourlshing and prosperous city, they
usually accomplish what they under
take. And so we say the North Car
DINA editors have treat in store for
them in being the guests Of such a
people. We know whereof we speak.
We have been there and mingled freely
with her successful business men, her
gracious and charming matrons and
bewitching madens. There are nc
clevcrer or more hospitable people
the world over.
Already we have received invita-
tons from friends to make their home
the repository Of our grip-sack and
| linen buster during our stay there.
We take the liberty Of publishing al
extract from letter received yester-
day, since it comes from public man
a hotel proprietor, with which class
everybody takes liberties we believe
Our esteemed friend George r. Quincy
Esq, formerly of Warrenton, who
some years ago moved to Winston
from Reidsville. where he had for a
long while been successfully engaged
in the hotel business, writes us as
follows:
As the time of the assembling OF the
State Press Association in our Twin.
Cities draws nigh, and as [ take it as q
| matter OF course yon will be among the
members, | take this opportunity OF
asking you to make Hotel Quincy your
! home during your stay here, and as the
renowned Mrs. Darlington would put it
you will be treated in as hostile a manner
as the circumstances in the case will ad
nit Of The North Carolina Press will
be royalty entertained here, as we never
do things by halves. Hoping to see YOU
| am, with best wishes.
Yours truly, GEO. r. Quincy.
We have weary pleasant recollec-
tons Of the hospitable manner in
which we have been entertained in
time past as guest Of friend Quincy,
than whom thore is not a cleverer OF
more genial gentleman in the hotel
business OF out of it; and the simple
fact Of being with him would be sutfi-
cient to make our visit to Winston
this year a pleasant and memorable
one.