The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-10-19


visit the Warrenton fair newt WAL
ednesday, Thursday and Friday
ne attractions will be numerous and
OF character to please. Of course the
eNhioltlon OF farm products, household
WORK. farming implements. machinery
rehlcles ofall kinds, live stock. poultry
&C., Will be good. 1t ALWAYS is. and
thls year will be no exception. The
attendance will doubtless be large.
ii. Thomson talks ENTERTAINMENT
to buyers through his new ADVERTISE
ment this week. He has a large and
superior stock of ladies' dress goods
ana trimmings, boots and shoes. hats
and caps, staple and fancy groceries.
feedstuffs, NC, all Of which he promises
10 save you money on. His goods
represent The best values and his
prices are remarkably low. 1t will be
10 your interest to call and see Mr..
ihomason when IN need Of anything
in his line.
The merchants Of Henderson have
received their fall goods and it need
not be added that they show large and
attractive stocks. And that is not all.
they are selling them down at rock
bottom prices. Watch the columns Ct
the GOLD LEAF for bargains. When
they nave special inducements to offer
they always announce it through our
columns. And these are the men TO
deal with. a merchant who is too
close or too unbusiness like to let the
pubic know what he is doing is not
the one to strike for bargains-oood
goods and low prices.
In private letter from a friend in
Chicago, the following deserved COM
pllment is paid to our Ringwood cor
respondent and his recent eulogies on
DR.. Edward Warren: - have lust
read DR.. Matthew's letter in the GOLD
LEAF on DR.. Warren, deceased. 1t
Is real sc. f. NJ of an article. |
| appreciated it very much.n We en-
| dofse what our correspondent says
above. The article in question was
the impulse Of Il noble and generous
naturc-thc promptings of true and
! loyal heart-the tribute paid by
former pupil to {, great preceptor.
/ We are pleased to note that Owen
| Davis has secured the services of Mr..
ID. Meadows as auctiOneer at his ware
| house here. - Uncle d. as he is
Familiarity called, is one Of the pioneer
| tobacco auctiOneers of North Caro-
| lima, and his acquaintance and popu-
| arlty with the planters second to that
Of no man in the business. He will
be here to enter upon his duties Friday,
and will probably move his family to
Henderson later. Our people will
| give them cordial welcome. His son
Mr.. Charlie Meadows accepts a posi-
| ton with Mr.. Davis also, as drummer.
The Ringwood correspondent of the
Roanohe NepS says:
Quite Il number from this section
will visit your fair. They say the
Weldon fair is the place to 90 to meet
friends and have an enjoyable time.
We are coming to the fair with a
whoop.
Of course they will. Everybody
goes to the Weldon fair. One can
meet with more friends there in one
day than they could see in a whole
years riding going from house to
house. This is always one of the most
pleasant features of the Weldon fair
meeting up with old acquaintances.
Writing of the approaching Warren
county fair, the Warrenton Record
says:
The exhibit in all the departments
at our approaching fair will be the
largest and most attractive ever shown
in WarrentOn, and we doubt whether
there ever was better in the State
than we viii have. 1t will be well
worth your time to come and see it..
From all sections Of this and adjoining
counties we receive intelligence that
the people are interested and mean to
make the fair Il grand success. The
attendance will be unusually large,
coming from Warren and adjoining
counties. 1t is the peoples fair and
the people from all adjoining sections
will be out in full force.
Capt. Sweeney. u. 5. A., San Diego
Cal. says: Shiloh's CatarIll Remedy Is
the first remedy have ever found thai
would do me any good. Price 80 cents
Sold by w. w. Parker
Pure goods and low prices is my motto
, Best Kentucky whiskcy on the market
at the lowest price. Pure home made
Apple Brandy at 60 cents quart.
:. :. WHITTIER.
Near Dorsey's drug store.