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

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W. W. PARKER.
At Parker's drug store in the O'Neil
bnildine. YOU will find a complete assert
mpnt of toilet and fancy articles, drugs
and patent medicines. perfumeries from
81 90 bottle down, brushes of all kinds.
cigars, tobacco, &c. One of the finest
hings on the market is Parker's Headline.
IF YOU are troubled with headaches try |
this remedy and you will not be without |
it afterwards. Mr.. Parker has also a
nice line of Christmas goods for old and
young.
A. O. PURCELL.
Who within one hundred miles of Hen
derson has not traded at the Bracket
Store" Mr. Purcell has an unusually
large stock this season and offers gen
uine bargins in dry goods and notions,
ladies' dress goods, shoes, hats, &c. For
novelties and useful articles, but calls
plush goods and car load (more or
less) of dolls. No such bargains ever
heard of in Henderson as are offered in
these goods.
J. S. POYTHRESS.
You can not enjoy yourself at Christ
mas or any other time if you are pinched
with cold. To fortify yourself against
this buy your coal of J. S. Poythress.
He has a large supply on hand of all
kinds, hard and soft.
ROWLAND & POWELL.
This firm has q large and well selected
stock of choice family groceries and pro-
visions OF all kinds, dry goods and no
tons, boots, shoes, hats, &c, and will
make prices satisfactory to all custom
ers In fact their price on each article
is so reasonable there can be no COM
plant. Special attention will be given to
| filling orders for Christmas.
EDWIN STEPHENS.
Mr. Stephens this season has certainly
surpassed all former efforts in the extent
and variety of his line of goods. He has
more and prettier assortment than
| ever before, and they were bought much
cheaper too. The low price at which he
is selling his goods is one of the strong
points in their favor. He has everything
you can think of in the line of holiday
goods for young and old, and his stock
must be seen to be appreciated.
S. F. TEISER.
There is something in name, and
while that is all you'll find his adver-
| tisement to consist of, Mr.. Teiser's store
is one OF the largest in town and it is as
full of goods as an egg is OF meat or
as the average patriot is OF desire to
get office There is everything in the line
| of dry goods and notions, groceries and
| provisions, and in fact almost every thing
that was ever kept i'll store. And his
prices are always low.
H. THOMSON.
| If it is fine family groceries, canned
goods, sugar, coffee, tea, syrup, lard,
meal, cheese crackers, dry goods, no.
tons, shoes, hats, &C., you want, Mr..
| Thomson can furnish you and at prices
that can not be discounted by any other
| dealer. He carries large and well as
sorted stock, buys in large quantities,
and sells on close margin. l.c handles
also -four, meat salt, hay, shii ,>t1ff, &c,
all of which he buys by the car load, and
sells the same very low either Wholesale
or retail.
| w. w. REAVIS.
If you wish to buy fine driving horses,
single or in matches, call on Mr.. Reavis.
He is noted for handling fine stock and
| just at this time has a number OF valua-
BILE and desirable horses for sale. There
is no better Judge of horse flesh and no
more reliable dealer than Mr.. W. W.
Reavis.
At his meat market Mr.. Hartmaier
will serve you with the best to be had in
the line of fresh beef and pork He keeps
nothing but the choicest, meat and
no one knows better how to serve the
public.
S. S. WRITTEN.
Perhaps you want something extra
good in the way of fine wines and liquors
for Christmas or f:omily use. Mr.. Whit
ten has a choice stock of everything in
goods. Fine old whiskey, peach and
corn whiskey, home made blackberry and
grape wines, Garrett & Co.'S vintage and
others. Also cigars and tobacco.
S. & c. WATKINS.
This mammoth store is as usual filled
from bottom to top with a we'll assorted
stock embracing about every article I'M
der the heading of general merchandise
In the clothing department will be found
large and superior line of goods which
needs only to be inspected to be admired
And these goods are being sold at very
low figures. Big bargains are offered
in overcoats to dispose of stock on
hand. The dry goods and notions de
partment is kept up to the usual stand
ard of excellence, while the same may be
said of furniture and hardware.
WILMOT WOOD.
Many pretty and desirable articles in
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Woods store He has gold and silver
slverware, rings, scarf pins, gold pens
spoons, knives and forks, &c.,-articles
appropriate for holiday presents OF
personal use His stock is select and the
prices are very reasonable.
P. WYCOFF.
Although he has made no great prep
arations for the "holiday trade" in the
line OF watches, clocks, chains, charms
rings, silverware. &C., Mr. Wycoff offers
inducements to buyers, and invites his
friends to give him call.
J. R. YOUNG.
No one should be without insurance
both on his life and property. James r
Young represents line of tn strongest
and best life, fire and accident insurance
companies, and can be of benefit to you
if you are interested on the subject. A
pratical, business like way to look at it
is that mans life is worth so much to
his family while he lives, and he should
make provision for them in case OF
death. The best and easiest way to do
this is to insure his life for their benefit
\ Little Girls Experience in a
Light House.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keep
ers of the Gov light house at Sand Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with daughter
four years old. Last April she was taken
down with measles. followed by 4 dreadful
cough, and turning into fever. Doctors
at home and at Detroit treated her, but in
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was
d" a mere handful of bones Then she
tried Or. Kings New Discovery and after
the use of two and a half bottles, was COM
rletely cured. They say DR.. Kings New