The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-11-29

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Your orders will receive our personal
attention. DAVIS & ROSE.
We pin our faith to Honest Goods,
bottom Prices and straight forward
methods. TEISER.
For Best Shoes and Low Prices, see
W. w. ROWLAND.
A Big Hog.
Mr.. w. S. Fuller, of this county.
whose success in raising big hogs we
have heretofore spoken Of, has one now
that he tells US he expects to make
weigh little short Of 900 pounds by
the time he kills him. 1t is a Poland
China, 2 years old last April. and when
measured about two months ago he
was feet 9 inches around the body,
near the point of the shoulder blade.
and feet inches long from the tip of
the nose to the root of the tail. This
hogs weight has been estimated at $50
or 800 pounds by many competent
judges who have seen him. Who has
one that can beat him?
\ large line OF CRATES and heating
stoves. 5. 4 G. WATKINS.
Have you seen the Chester Suspenders?
The best i'll the wOrld-23, 80 and 75cts
at The STAINBACK Cos.
Headquarters for Dry Goods and No
tons is Davis Il Roses store They
will not be under sold and show the best
variety in town.
line of Beauties, is our ParlOr,
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. Red
Hot Sellers is what we handle
ALEX. T. BARNES & J. d. ELAN.
Arm Broken.
Claud Judd, son of DR.. w. J. Judd,
had the misfortune to break one of his
arms last Thursday. 1t appears that
some of the boys who attend the
Gllmer High School are in the habit Of
| engaging i'll the dangerous practice OF
getting on the train and riding to or
from school, and jumping off while the
cars are III motion. 1t was in this
way that young Judd got hurt Prof
Gilmer has warned the boys against
this sort of thing often, but out of his
sight and that of their parents they dc
not keep such admonitions long il
mind. 1t is fortunate that the accident
in question was not more serious.
| Tailor made Gonks, don't fail to see IT,,
handsome line at Watkins. Extra long
from SO to II inches is the prevailing
| style.
| Webuy for cash and in large quantities
by so doing, are prepared to Meet TIL
Closest Competition. DAVIS 4 ROSE.
| About 5000 in Toilet Soaps and vii
sell Zoe Soap at Sets, Sc. Soap at 4c
| Soap must sell before our large stock o
Chris, mas goods arrive.
W. ". PARKER, Druggist.
The man who shows you how to max
five dollars is a better friend to YOU thar
he who lends you ten. TEISER.
Railroad Wreck.
\ freight train on the S. A. L. wa
badly wrecked at Greystone, two mile
from here, Tuesday. Six or eight DO!
cars were derailed, turned over, pile,
upon top of each other and broken u
pretty badly. The engine left the track
but did not turn over. 1t broke lOos
from the train and the tender was hurle
down an embankmcnt and stood OF
end. The cause OF the accident is no
known. Engineer Dan Hicks wa
hurt, but not seriously. He was take
; to Raleigh on the evening train. /
brakeman was slightly injured also
With these exceptions no one else wa
hurt in any way. \ wrecking trail
and crew went to the scene from her
and the debris was cleared away an
the course opened for trains as speedil
as possible.
Beautiful Carpets, largest stock
town, and prices cheaper than eve
before, at WATKINS. See our 40
quality.
4 new lot of Kid Gloves and Hosier
just received-all shades and STYLES.
DAVIS 4 ROSE.
;; Eighme and Monarch white shirt
All styles and prices, at
5 Tue STAINBACK Co $.
Personal.
Mr.. A. E. Steger, travelling sale
! man and advertising agent OF Il
Chamberlain Medicine Company,
g Des Moines, Iowa. gave this office
: call last Thursday. He is a clever al
>. agreeable young gentleman, full
4 business when business is to be a
tended to, and was not long in accom-
Q plishiny the object of his visit, whl'
was to make an advertising contra
, with this paper. The Chamberla
- Medicine Company is one OF the olde
=" and best known houses gifts kind III t
West. Established in 1872, each ye
3 adds to the reputation and popularl
- of their remedies and finds their bu
ness growing in extent and magnltu
as a result of merit and honest met
DDS
Of We carry a full and complete line
E. Staple and Fancy Groceries, no.,,,
y Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Il
4 Glass ware of all descriptions.
r, s & {. WATKINS
i'll Carpert warp, SaXony worsted va
b. and Ileminway' 5 wash silk, at
TEISER'
Remember the Needy.
s. The season of feasting and JOY
AT coming on. Those who are able
C. observe Thanksgiving in a man
H. that becomes the day. While IL
y enjoy the blessings of kind Heave
lis Father, who is always mercitul, Il
'ei should not forget those who are sc
ue of clnthinr and have meagre food.