The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-12-03
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LOCAL LACONCS PICKED UP HERE AND
THEREBY OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS

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fir""'fS"h ho"-c' we 81
y. Z. a :. y.
-e.uIar meetings. Fnst and third Tues
days at $50 p, lii. E"avls Hail
- .tro,,, friend
,l'., ,ilo - .tond . loan
To be posted on where I" D'iE hoH
day Goods. read the ooL"ilih9 q 'lie
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Sec Dor-"y'a new ADVERTISEMENT ms
week. lie has splehdih STOCK Oh hol-
day Goods OF all kInt!~
And the last Hiif' 81 iA' ai"" WIS
worse IMAM me IIE7', ''' sIic''9 WIZ
lett III " ih'''1N '"I"'I'-""-
We have been asked by a number of
our most prominent business men 10
count them III our li"!Ida} Number.
We are requested to announce that
Rev. 3. b. Cubreth will preach at
Cokcsbury next sunday. Dee. 9th.
Henderson WAS full of tobacco and
running over Friday. Only three ware
houses were able to get through sell
ing.
"Wednesday fine turkey was down in
the mouth, ll9uratIyc "; yesterday he
was down III the mouth literally
ONiord rag.
Christmas is coming. and the hus-
band who can now steer clear OF the
elI' mn ,''I 1iI Ii MS own i''''e-
Our merchants are displaying eIo-
qucnt stocks OF Christmas goods. Hen
dcraon will present brilliant appear
''''N' ''''' - wv ''>'
NJ. Dorsey, the druggist. is opening
a beautiful line OF Christmas goods.
His selections are always OF the best
ana his goods have no superior.
Ahout this fine ucoule arc heoinnino
t. think about Christmas presents.
Watch the advertising columns OF the
GOLD LEAF for hints about what to
buy and where to buy.
FyanocIist Fife will begin q fen DAYS
nicotine in ovG,rd Doe ION naxt
Thursday. Already it is announced
that many visitors from distance will
attend the meetings.
Tho l,rif, that y,os 81 r,oe1,, ,.od IN
.on,ratim ',' t,o ;n;mt, ~ tho i,;n', h;nI
Of ,ho Tha,I. .,i,.i,,,r 4onst Iii fna
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pleasant service at Christmas time
NO" ~ 'ne 'I'lie 10 aoFerIlSe' gu
are S'ttihG III your goods Tor the ho!l-
Gay trade huSh your i"ek ana get IN
on tne 2routl" moor. nose earnest III
Tie lieLo VIII get 'le DUH Oh 'hc trade.
l he thanksgiving social at the \.
NJ |. y. rooms last thursday night,
was quite an interesting OCCASION but
owing TO the uhl"'ofaole weather the
attendance was not as large as IL other
wise would nave oeeh.
Perhaps the oldest person living in
this neighborhood was London Brame,
eoIofeu' VINO uleu l"St thursday at MS
noine TWO Oh VnIee hllleS from Io"h'
ne "ouiu nave oeeh 20 years olu 'he
-''li u'S VI 'lilS inoA''h'
\ number of our business men have
already secured space in our Holiday
Number. Some full page ADVERTISE
ments will adorn its pages. which
shows they know Il good thing when
they see il. We want to count you in
also.
The first snow of the season fell
l, T. 80
"a. III III va, ''.7''' GNU '"''''"' ""'
gu lie surprise 10 many Nhen lhel
walked up and found the ground covered
with the fipery flakes. II was heavy
GU g., ~; ., or H. or bo;,,r
Il Ian 'oi 'l''9 eG"e''I Vi '''' S0''i 'e''iS
hVe or SIN inches deep.
The 1--we, entefprlsln9 business man
appreciates the value OF newspaper
In olden times when the