The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1893-02-16
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Massenburg's Hotel all next week by
persons needing any work in his line.
Teeth extracted, filled or new sets
made at reasonable charges.
The man who cheerfully pays bill
upon presentation without scanning
ii over with a scowl on his face and
ilnpetuously asking what each separate
item means and if the price is not more
than it should be, may as well order
his halo at once.
H. Thomson carries full stock of
| dry goods. shoes, staple and fancy
groceries, canned goods, &C., which he
sells at rock bottom prices. When in
eed of anything in his line give him
call and you will be pleased with his
oods and prices.
The warehouses have been full Of
tobacco and the streets around them
blockaded with wagons this week. The
breaks Tuesday were so heavy that
sales could not be made at all the
houses. Prices were we'll maintained
and sellers pleased.
Have you building or repairing to
do? If so call on John B. Watkins
~ no carries full supply of building
materials such as sash, doors, blinds,
shingles, laths, sc. His goods are of
the best manufacture and his prices
as low as any dealer.
Farmers will want fertilizers to put
on their plant beds and under their
crops after they are ''pitched. Watch
the columns of the GOLD LEAF and
see where to buy such articles. There
are no better goods on the market than
those advertised in this paper each
season.
There will be a meeting at the Y.
NJ. C. A. rooms at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, conducted either by Mr.. L.
A. Coulter, the State Secretary, or Mr..
w. r. Gales, Assistant Secretary.
AT this writing it is not known def
nitely which of the gentlemen will
come. All men invited.
Attention is called to the certificates
published elsewhere endorsing the viz
tues of Orinoco Tobacco Guano. As
will be seen by reference thereto this
celebrated fertilizer tells on the ware
house floor. Write to the manufacturer,
F. S. Register, Tarboro, n. G., for cat
alogue and prices.
There was an accident to the enigne
on the Durham s. Henderson road
Friday, when the train got about four
miles from town. A messenger was
sent back to Henderson for the shift
ing engine and the train was taken
Oh after delay of few hours. No
one was hurt and no serious damage
was done.
Clerk of the Superior Court Henry
Perry has favored US with copy of
the calendar of civil causes for trial at
the February term of Vance Superior
Court. from which we learn that there
are 80 cases ON the civil docket and
20 on the motion docket. The criminal
do ;ket has Is cases on it, mostly of a
trivial nature.
As will be seen by reference to ad-
ve"tisement in this paper. E. R.
Alnis, real estate agent, will sell at
public auction. in Winston, n. c.,
one splendid brick tobacco house, on
TT esday, Feb. 2lst. A fine oppor-
tu' .ity is thus offered to buy valuable
property of this kind in one of the
Nv EST and most prosperous towns and
to, 'accO centres in the State. Persons
interested will note time and place of
SAFE.
The old reliable National" To-
ba co Fertilizer, manufactured by S.
w Travers & Co., Richmond. Va,
is ,;dvertised in this paper. Nothing
mere than this need be said Of it. The
pl; nters of this section know what it
is rom experience and they know that
there is nothing better on the market.
I'll highest prices and most satisfac-
tory results always follow the use Of
9 rational'' Tobacco Fertilizer. Sold
in henderson by D. Y. Cooper.
There was plenty of fun at the
masquerade skating carnival Tuesday
Ms hit, and the participants as we'll as
the spectators, enjoyed the evenings
sport in manner not soon to be forgot.
Tie carnival was we'll attended, and
there were some very amusing and
ridiculous costumes embracing every
XII from little " Dinah in the Kitchen
to the "negro dude,'' the "big fat
own ETC., while some worn by the
young ladies were very pretty and
MT CHI admired.
The necessary machinery for the
;,r,rIocoorf o1oofrio 1iul,fc no vino hoon
Pit in position, the lines strung and
circuits all connected these lights were
turned on for the first time Tuesday
evening. The arc lights have been
running for some time. Henderson
now boasts what it never had before,
both are and incandescent electric
lights supplied by two different dyna-
mos. Formerly both were generated
bv the same dynamo, but the present
arrangement is better and more salts
factory for both the company and their
patrons.
We very much regret to learn of the
death of Mrs. George B. Boyd, Of
Warrenton, which sad event occurred
Friday morning. She was Miss
Tanuahill, daughter Of the late Robert
Tannahill, of New York, and had been
married only about years. The be-
reaved husband has many friends in
Henderson, where he lived at one time,
who will deeply sympathize with him
in MS sore affection. Rev. w. D.
Morton, D. D., pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church in Henderson, preached
the funeral, and the remains were
taken to Petersburg for interment.
\ correspondent writing to the
Winston Sentinel from Henderson,
among other things says:
Tobacco is selling spendidly at this
time, and ante-trust prices seem about
to Prevail in this community once more.
D. Y. Cooper, proprietor of the man.
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