The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-10-13
Let no Democratic voter escape
being registered.

along the line ana Work increasingly
for the success of the Democratic
ticket, county, State and National.
The famous Georgia (coloretD Min
strcis will appear at Burwell Hall
Wednesday evening next, 10Th inst
This company has been here before
and our people know it TO be good
one.
After much delay the large plate
glass for the side entrance to Watkins
store has arrived and been placed in
position. This is the biggest improve
ment in the many changes Mr.. Wat
kins has yet made about his store.
1t will be a day pleasantly and
profitably spent to visit the Warren
ton fair. There will be much of inter
est to see besides meeting with some
Of the best and cleverest folks in the
world, for that's what old Warren's
people are.
+ The Governor has issued commits
sions to the following officers of the
( Third Regiment, n. G.. S. G.: William
a. Bobbitt, of Oxford, colonel; George
W. Hewlett, of Reidsville, lieutenant
colonel; Henry Perry, of Henderson.
major.
The people of Warren have been
exceedingly liberal in their patronage
Of Henderson and it is hoped our citi-
zens will show their appreciation of it
by attending the Warrenton Fair in
large numbers Our Warren friends
ere entitled to this courtesy from us.
The present Democratic county
nominees are all good men, and en-
titled to your sufirages. Give every
man, from 7. T. Hicks to G.. A. Gun
ninoham-frOm one end of the ticket
to the other-a hearty support and a
rousing endorsement at the polls next
November.
Large qualities Of new goods are
being received and opened at the
Racket Store. Mr.. Purcell was not
Idle while he was on North. The
public are invited to give him call
and see what he has in stock. His
purchases surpass all former efforts
and the prices are lower than ever.
There are various reasons why II.
I. Hicks should be elected to the
Legislature, but the principal one is,
/ because he would make a better rep
resentative than any other man who
IS a candidate for the position, and
upon this hang all the others. Work
Tor Hicks, vote for Hicks, elect Hicks.
Read the new advertisement of II.
| Thomason i'll this issue. He carries a
I'LL and complete stock of general
merchandise, staple and fancy groceries,
lay, flour, shipstutfs, &C., and sells his
foods at lowest prices. His statesmen,
,lessrs. Williams. Crockett and Filing
| on, will be pleased to see and serve
heir friends and customers at all
times.
Elex. 7. Barnes and J. D. Elan
have bought out the business Of John
Il. Barnes Sons, undertakers and
| cmbalmers, and have moved the stock
to one of the large and elegant store
CONS in the Lassiter building. They
have added line Of furniture, mat
tresses, springs, &c, and say they will
sell at lower prices than were ever
tefOre heard of.
We have certainly got the enemy
Oh the run up to the present and let's
Keep them on the defensive from now
uttil the election. Charge them at
every point and spare not in well doing
fer the cause Of good government and
personal liberty and better times to
come when the Ubiquitous tariff tax is
abolished and trusts and combines
made impossible in this country.
No good Democrat should allow
personal feelings to stand in the way
Of the performance of a patriotic duty.
lie should work for the success of the
It role ticket and vote solid the one
il party has nominated. There is no
sacrifice of principle in voting for a
man he may not like personally if he
believes that man represents his
political views and is better qualified
tor the office than his opponent.
Capt. J. p. Leach ought to be elected
to the Senate from this district COM
prising Warren and Vance counties.
He would make splendid representa-
tive and will be on the political
highway from now on until the
election working for the success of our
ticket. Let not his friends in Vance
county fail to say good word for him
whenever occasion presents itself.
The Warren County Fair opens at
Warrenton on Wednesday the Goth inst.
Ii our information is correct. and we
have no reason to doubt it, this will
be one of the best Fairs that will be
held in the State this year. \ joint
stock co. has been formed and'chartered
aud the management starts out on q
good financial basis and out of debt.
We are assured the premiums will be
paid in full and promptly in ten days
fl pm close of fair.
DR.. W. w. Young advertises that any
and all of the lands belonging the the
e> tate of the late Capt. d. E. Dung.
|. J. Young and II. f. Young are for
sale. Our citizens know of what this
III opertv consists. 1t is all valua bic and
desirable property, improved and
u, improved farm lands and town lots,
81 uate in and near the town of Hen
dc~son. Said property will be sold
privately for small cash payments and
long time will be given on the balance.
The Warrenton Fair held year or
two ago. was admitted 20 be one of the
hc in the State, and we are assured
by the managers that they will have
ev n better one this year. AS near
he ghbors. warm personal friends and
kiuspeople. the citizens of Vance feel
almost as much interest in the Warren
comfy fair as if it was home enter
prise and will show such feeling by q
lal re attendance. And they are in
vited to do more-to prepare and send
ar; icles for exhibition also.
We believe it is or has been the Gus