The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-09-20

Next Wednesday is the time for the
great Bonanza Excursion No. to
''sall'' from Henderson to Norfolk.
Quite number of our citizens will
take passage with Messrs Chavasse
4 Macy, and pleasant time is prom
ised all.
A lot Of new and tasty styles of dis
play type just added to our already
varied and extensive assortment puts
Us in better shape than ever to get up
advertisements in an original and at
tractive manner. Will be pleased to
serve our business men at any time.
Adams X Harris. at the Gem Saloon.
have a quantity of nice oysters in this
morning. They are extra fine for the
season-in fact equal to the best to be
had at any time-and their friends
would DO well to call and get some
Served i'll the best style. raw, stcwed
Or fried.
Mr.. Geo. y. Rose, Of the firm Of
Davis Il Rose, who has Just returned
from the North where he has been
buying new fall stock. tells us he bought
more, pretter and cheaper goods than
ever before. Their new purchases are
Just in and they invite the public to
call and inspect them.
The Warren County Fair promises
to be more attractive this year than
ever before i'll the history Of the asso-
citation. The largest and best exhibit
to be had from the surrounding country
is promised. Besides the horse and
bicycle races there are numerous other
attractions each day.-W arrcnton
Rec0rd.
We had a call Tuesday from Mr.
Frank Tisdalc representing the Cy-
rene Company. which Is to fill an
engagement at Burwcll Hall Thursday.
Friday and Saturday nights. Mr..
Tisdale is a North Carolina boy. a
native Of New Berne, and has many
friends and acquaintance throughout
the State
\. O. Purcell has his say in our adj
vertisln9 columns this week The
Racket store has always been famous
for It's big assortment and low prices.
but Mr.. Purcell has fairly outdone
| himself this time. He has an immense
stock OF goods and the figures at which
they are marked are lower than ever.
\ on must 90 to the Racket Store and
see for yourself
The Warrenton fair is not far Off
II you have not etprcpared something
tor exhibition do so now. Show what
you can do on the farm by exhibiting
some Of its products tobacco, corn,
cotton, grains, grasses, fruits, vegeta-
bles, &c. Get your cattle, hogs,
horses, &C., i'll condition to show and
send them down. The premiums are
liberal and worth competing for.
James II. Pou, Chairman of the
State Democratic Executive Commit
tee, announces an appointment for
| Hon. J. Il. Webster to speak in Hen
derson Friday night, October 5th. He
will speak at Dabney that day at l
O'Clock, and at Mddleburg Saturday.
Mr.. Webster is strong and forceful
| speaker and we hope he will have a
large hearing at all his appointments
i'll this county.
we had snort but pleasant visit
| yesterday from Mr.. &. l.. Blacknall,
one of kittrell's most estimable and
worthy citizens. He called to insert
an advertisement offering some horses
and Columbia bicycle for sale-all on
reasonable terms. Friend Blacknall
wants to give the people Some Of them
at leasD an opportunity to ride, and
they can pay their money and take
their choice. Call Oh him if you want
either horse or bicycle.
You can buy IN all wool dress at our
store for half the old price.
DAVIS ( ROSE.
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