The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-12-22

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WIN d AL goods OF every
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versity OF lines
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Thc GOLD LEAF takes pleasure in advO-
eating the claims of it's advertisers feel
ing safe that the interests OF purchasers
will he safe in their hands We can do
nothing more than direct your attention
to the following well known business
houses, naming them alphabetically, and
ask you to give them call when you
wish anything in their respective lines:
ADAMS & HARRIS.
One of the handsomest and best fitted
up establishments of the kind not only in
Henderson, but in this part of the State,
is the Gem Saloon. George Adams and
Will Harris, the prOprietOrs, have just
opened a pool and billiard room and
oyster saloon in the Young Block and
fitted it up in elaborate style They
keep a choice line of fine cigars and to-
bacco and as soon as they get license will
open a complete stock OF wines and
liquors which they say will be surpassed
by none. Oysters served in the best
possible style at all hours, day or night.
w. II. ANDERSON.
This energetic and enterprisiEg mer-
chant has large stock OF general mer-
chandise, dry goods, notions, boots,
shoes, hats, furnishing goods, &c, which
he is selling at very low prices. He ad-
vertises bargains For everybody, and
declares you are not Gin it' as far as
getting good goods for the least amount
OF money is concerned, if you fail to make
your purchases OF him.
J. W. BECK.
You must eat at all times and at Mr..
Beck 5 meat market can be found such
things as choice fresh beef and pork,
green groceries, fruits, &c. The quality
of the meats handled by him is well
known and it is only necessary to re-
mark here that he will be amply prepar-
ed to supply the demand during the holi-
day season with the best to be had in
his line.
w. II. CHEATHAM, JR.
OF course we do not want you to get
sick, but if YOU need medicine OF any
kind, this progressive young druggist
can sell it to you. He keeps full line OF
drugs, patent medicines and druggists
sundries of all kinds, perfumeries, flavor
ing extracts, toilet and fancy articles,
cigars and tobacco, &c. Also many things
suitable for gifts at this season of the
year.
COOPER & MITCHELL.
This firm advertises to give their Gus
toners big bargains and they say what
they mean and will do what they say.
They have q choice stock of staple and
fancy groceries, dry goods, notions,
hats, shoes, &C., and will make it to the
interest of persons trading with them.
NJ. DORSEY.
SO well known is this old and reliable
druggist that the mere mention OF his
name carries with it all that needs to be
conveyed. Besides his regular line OF
drugs and patent medicines, toilet and
fancy articles, perfumeries, extracts, &C.,
which is one of the largest to be found
outside the city wholesale stores, he has
large assortment OF holiday goods to
which special attention Is called.
NJ. d. EDWARDS.
Mr.. Edwards is a recent conner having
but recently moved here from Raleigh
He has opened tirst-class family gro
Gerry store at Ulrich's old stand, next
door to W. S. Parker & Co., where can
be found such things as staple and fancy
groceries, canned goods, &c, all new and
fresh and at lowest prices. Mr.. Edwards
invites the people of Henderson to give
him a call and see what he has, guaran
! teeing as courteous attention, fair treat
ment, good goods and low prices as any
| dealer.
ASA FARRAR.
The mention of Farrar's book store
is enough to awaken thoughts Of Christ
mas and Santa Claus with theirlong traiI
| of pleasant memories running back tC
! the days of our happy childhood. He
! has a large and carefully selected line O
holiday goods OF every conceivable kind
Everything in the way of toys and fancy
goods, novelties, pictures, books, confec
| tioneres, choice fruits, &c.
CLAUDE HUNTER.
Every thoughtful, providential mar
ought to be interested in insurance. HI
should have his property protected
against loss by fire and then carry al
much insurance on his life as it is con
venient for him to do. This is for tn
benefit of his family. Claude Hunter
represents anumber of good companies
and recommends the new Consol polio,
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York, as one OF the best issued.
E. E. HIGHT.
While his advertisement contains bu
few words it is very expressive and sug
gestive. MIR. Hight has very Superior
line Of goods, such as fine gold and silve
watches, clocks, finger rings, scarf pins
chains, charms, hair ornaments, ladies
love chains, (sOmething new gold pens
&C., Many beautiful novelties for holi
day, wedding and birthday presents
He is dealing in finer class of good
than has ever been handled here before
having discarded from his stock every
thing in the way OF plated ware. Moth
ing but solid silver in castors, butter
dishes, water pitchers, fruit and cak,
. baskets, berry dishes, card receivers, in
dividual pepper and salt sets, &c
D. w. HARDEE.
If YOU are going to bnild or have any
repairs to make you will need shingles
laths, sash, doors, blinds. lime, cement
cow hair, &c Mr.. Hardee can furnish
You. He has a large stock of these goods
on hand and sells the same at lowest
: possible prices. IN addition to building
material of this kind he handles hay
/ grain, shipstuff, meal, etc, and says hi
will save You money on such articles.
DAVE LOUGHLIN.
AiamouS andpopular resort is Dawes
! Place" Here is to be found the best tC
| be had in fire wines and liquors, cigars
aud tobacco, pool end billiard tables
&c Also oysters served in the best style
at all times This is a quiet and vel
conducted place. the proprietor is one OF
the cleverest and most courteous of men
and everything about him partakes OF
the same nature. No where will you be
better treated or find better goods in
his line than at Dawes Place.
J. J. LOUGHLIN.
II YOU want something good to eat