The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-09-13
For Low Prices
On Lime, Laths, Shingles,
Doors and Windows, call on
John B. WATKINS.

DO not fail to hear Polk Miller at
Burwell Hall tomorrow night.
Cyrene will be the attraction at
Burwell Hall three nights next week,
commenting Thursday. The company
is spoken of in high terms.
The Seaboard Air Line Company
are erecting Il cotton platform at the
end of the present one adjoining the
freight warehouse in this place.
The family of Mr.. Geo. NJ. Newell
who recently rejoined him i'll Wash
ingtOn, are again comfortably situated
Tobacco, cotton, did you say? Our
dealers want it all. They are ready
and have the cash to pay top prices
for both Trade will be lively, goods
cheap.
Nat for Chavasse II Macy's popu-
lar excursion to Norfolk, Bonanza
MOI, TO be run September Goth. Fare
for the round trip from Henderson only
$500
Mr.. Polk Miller will entertain you
with his dialect recitals and character
delineations, ut BurweI Hall, Friday
evening, September l4th. Don't fail
10 hear him.
We publish the names ofregistrars for
the various election precincts, and the
list Of Jurors for next court, drawn by
the County commissioners at their
meeting last week.
sales of tobacco have been good this
week. Prices are we'll up, making our
farmers smile with delight. Henderson
il - in it" for fine prices and faithful
work. You can't find her equal.
Polk Miller ought to have a large
audience to hear him Friday night.
His entertainment is refined, instruc-
tive and highly pleasing. 1t is rich in
Wit and humor, Astounding i'll tender
pathos and as full of fun as IL minstrel
show.
The last opportunity to secure low
rates will be offered by the Bonanza
MOI Excursion to Norfolk Scptem bel
10Th. Excursion season closes on the
Goth, and those who fail to take advan-
tage of this chance will have to 90 the
usual way and pay regular fare.
Mr.. A. o. Purcell has returned from
the Northern markets where he wen
to buy new goods. His purchases
have arrived and he is prepared tC
show one of the largest and best as
sentiments this season he has ever had
The prices are lower than ever, too.
The pleaSantest and most successful
At all excursions are those run to Nor
folk hy Chavasse II Macy known as
the bonanza. This year they vii
have another (the seventh annual onel
Wednesday. September Goth is the dat'
fixed for the event. Fare from Hen
dersOn Will be 500
Henry Prize, mortgage. advertise
10 sell at public auction, on Monday
October Sth, a certain tract or parce
Of land containin" 22@ acres, on whicl
IS located the granite quarry latel,
operated by p. Bourke. See adver
tisement for further particulars. II
/. Watkins, attorney.
Manager Hart has secured goo
attraction for Burwell Hall on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday nights @
next week. Cyrene and her a,lmirabl
company have Won high favor in Wi
mlngtOn, New Berne. Raleigh an
other places i'll this State as well a
elsewhere. Popular low prices wi
be observed.
Prepare something for exhibiting q
the Warrenton fair. The premium
offered are very liberal. and beside
competing Tor some of them as q matte
OF local pride and to let others kno
what you have or are capable Of dom,
ii Is we'll to make show OF your hes
products of the farm. live stock m,
chanical implements. household art
cles, &c.
Messrs. Harris. GoOch Il Co.
Henderson, have secured the Seryic,
for the coming tobacco season of NJ
{. F. Meadows, who is well known
the farmers of this section. He is
wide-awake, stirring drummer and
always on the lookout for the best i
terests of the farmers. Remember hi
when you 60 to Henderson with loa
OF tobacco, and he will see that "
get the highest prices. Oxford Publ
Ledger.