The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1891-11-12
Winston Salem the SlperlatiVe.
THE PRIDE OF NORTH-WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Gem City Set in the Midst of ID Rich
Agricultural Community.

Pulsating with the energies of indus
trial enterprises set in motion and kept
going by people whose pluck and per-
severance, intelligence and application.
public spirit and liberality are surpassed
by none anywhere, Winston-Salem is
the most substantial and fast growing
city in North Carolina. 1t Is also one
of the best equipped in all modern i'm
proponents and public conyeniences,
having a splendid system of electric
street railways. water works. telephone
service. well paved sidewalks. Macad-
amized streets. ETC. 1t has a popula-
ton of 1G,O 900 people and does an enor-
nous business in all the departments
of manufact ure and trade. There are
more factories Of various kinds in the
place than any other town i'll North
Carolina. This is one of the main
causes OF it's rapid development and
| flourishing condition. But there are
other causes that have contributed to
Winston -Salem's phenomenal growth
and next wsek the GOLD LEAF pro-
poses to point out a few of them to its
readers. We believe it will be not only
an interesting narrative but a valuable
object lesson. We shall not paint the
picture in any glowidg colOrs. 1t will
| be drawn true to nature and what is
printed may be accepted in good faith.
We have christened WinstOn-Salem
the Supurlative, because the Twin
| Cities express in the highest degree a
| live, prosperous and progressive people,
and an energetic, ambitious, cultured,
generous and hospitable people. Who
wonders then that people and capital
should turn in that direction to seek
homes and investment? 1t is natural
this should be so when the inducements
and advantages are understood and ap-
preciated
A rare opportunity for investment
in desirable property in the Twln-Clty
will be offered on the oath of NOvem-
Der, when the WinstOn-Salem Land
and Investment Company will have
a public sale Of 100 choice building
lots, as announced by advertisement
in another column of this paper.
The President Of this Company is
the Hon. f. NJ. Simmons, late of New
Berne and eX-Member of Congress
from the Second District. With such
a man at its head no higher guarantee
need be given of its wise safe and con
sentative management and honesty Of
purpose.
SAVANNAH, GA, March Il, 1891.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN Bros, Savannah, Ga.
Dear .Sirs-I have suffered from rheuma
tism for long time, and did not find :
cure until found Z. Z. P, which com
plptely cured me. Yours truly,
ELIZA F. JONES,
IS Orange St., Savannah, Ga.
For sale by w. w. Parker, druggist.
S. II. Satterwhite, one Of Vanc
countvs most progressive and substar
: tial Young farmers, sold at Cooper
Warehouse yesterday 4.lS6 pounds Q
tobacco. His check called for the nea
little pile of sl.201.1S. His price
were: sIG.l7. $500, $26.28. $30.3a
1888. S4l As, averaging $3.50. Farm
ing pays when you know when an
where to sell. We congratulate you
Mr.. s., on your abundant success.
Buy your Dry Goods and Notions
: US. Our constant aim is to & i've you tt
best goods at bottom prices. A Statistic
. customer is our best advertisement.
novJ S. 4 c. WATKINS.