The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1894-10-04


tertanment will be entirely new each
night. Nothing that was given before
will be repeated. and nothing given
Thursday night will be given again
Friday night.
The article on Henderson and Vance
county will save letter writing when
information on this subject is sought
by persons at distance. 1t would be
we'll to procure copies of the paper and
put them aside to send out in answer
to such inquiries.
Harris, GoOch & Co., are having
heavy sales Of tobacco and prices run
high. Their house was full Tuesday
and again yesterday. This is a live
firm and each individual member works
hard in the interest Of their patrons.
Harris warehouse is a popular place
with tobacco farmers.
The Henderson Supply Company
have been getting in lot Of handsome
new buggies this week. They handle
large numbers of vehicles. and the de-
mand increases. When you want a
new buggy, carriage, or wagon call on
the Henderson Supply Company. Of
flee at Cooper's warehouse.
Court did not open Monday, on &C
count Of the failure Of Judge Graves
to be here. He was detained at home
by sickness. He is expected to be on
hand and open court this morning. at
which time suitors and jurors were
notified to appear. Later: Judge Graves
telegraphs that he will not be here
before next Monday.
Sheriff Powell gives notice of the
time and places he will attend to col
lect the taxes due for the year 1894.
Read what he says and be prepared to
meet him and make settlement. BY
doing this you will save cost and
trouble. The sheriff is an officer of the
law and is obliged to conform to the
requirements thereof.
1t does farmers heart good to see
how our warehOusemcn work to make
his tobacco bring the very last cent
possible. And as soon rs it is knocked
off his ticket is made out and he goes
to the bank and gets his money. No
waiting and wasting half day to get
paid off after his tobacco has been sold
on the Henderson market.
Everything and everywhere, was full
Of tobacco Tuesday. Many hogsheads
Of tobacco had to be carried over
could not be sold on account of the
heavy receipts. The farmers who had
the leaf on sale were all highly pleased
and went home hurrahing for the Hen
derson market, her hustling warehouse
men, and liberal buyers.
Speaking last week of canning fac
tories, we are reminded Of another one
in the county. II. l.. Bennett, at
Middlcburg has been operating a can
merry for three years with good success,
and his product is readily sold and
quite popular wherever introduced.
Like the others he did not pack as
many goods this season as usual owing
to inability to get the stock.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of w. T. Carter, who has Just
opened tinshop i'll the building oppo-
site DR.. fuckers residence. He is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his
line in short order and at reasonable
prices. All kinds of mending and the
repairing ofcooking and heating stoves,
the fitting OF pipes and putting up same
speciality. Mr.. Carter is an honest,
Industrious and hard working young
man and deserves encouragement and
support.
Sterling Silver Collar Buckles, Belts,
Brownie Stick Pins, &C., are all the craze
just now. Every young lady must have
them. Call and see them at lights.
lOu II find the prices right.
You can buy an all wool dress at our
stor" for hall the old price.
DAVIS & ROSE.
s 4 e. Watkins will buy cotton and
tobacco his fall, paying highest prices
| aud want the trade of the farmers. Will
make it to their interest to buy OF them
A Rare Entertainment.
The Wilmington Messenger says this
of Prof. Ford, who will appear at the
Y. NJ. &. a. rooms tonight and to-
| morrow night:
| Prof. :. Il. Ford, the popular enter
| tainer, again delighted another large
audience at Abbie .Chadbourn memOria
hall last night. His recitations created
| an immense amount of enjoyment, The
audience being sometimes in parONysn
| of mirth and again swayed by the Pro
| Ia
profound sense of the humorous and TIL
lugubrious cOuntenance that does no
| brighten under his recitation wOul(
surely be more callous than q dummy
His entertainments are full of sunshin
and refinement and certainly afford rar
enjoyment to q cultured audience.
Dress goods. New Fall display nov
open. Call and see them.
$. c, WATKINS
Davis 4 Rose are the acknowledged
ead"rS in low prices.
For Rest Shoes and Low Prices, see
". w. ROWLAND.
Democratic Convention.
The township committees are re
9uested to hold primary conventions il
their respective townships on Wednes
day, October 10th, 1894, at , O'Clock
p, M, to elect delegates to the count.
convention which will be held OF
Saturday, Oct. 18th, at the Cour
House, in Henderson. for the purpos
of nominating a County and Legisla
tive ticket.
BY order of Executive Committee
w. +. GARY. Chairman.
Ihn HotnrS of Snnih Henderson wi