The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-12-05


use aud Tor holiday and bridal presents.
! cooper paid stacks OF money" to far |
mers during November and everybody |
was pleased.
| 1Oumans latest shapes in the cele |
brated "Wilson Hat" is the correct thing
| S. WATkINS.'
s.5Oc, 75c, $1.OO. A Bigjob in Shoes at |
! DAVIS & ROSES.
A Visitor from the Far West.
Mr.. Roger A. Patterson, who holds |
a position under the general govern
ment at Odanah, Wisconsin, paid US a |
visit last Thursday. He had come out |
to his old home in Halifax county on
business, and ran up to Henderson,
where he lived previously to going |
West, to see friends and relatives. He |
went to Warrenton next day to visit a |
sister and left Saturday on his return
| to his Western home. Miss Annie |
| Manning, Mrs. Patterson's sister, went |
| back with him.
A nice assortment of Silverware, Knives |
and Forks, Spoons, Casters, Butter
| Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Syrup Stands, &c,
on exhibition at Old Bank Building.
Auction every afternoon and evening.
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| Zeiglcr and Bay State Shoes are best. |
Larger sales this Fall than ever. They |
give satisfaction. Sold only by WATKINS. |
Pure Old Corn Whiskey, Rye and APP |
| pie Brandy at S. S. WRITTEN.
| Phone A.
Ask to see our fifty cent shoes for ladies. |
DAVIS & ROSE.
Rev. T. M. Johnson.
1t is gratifying alike to his congre-
| CATION and friends outside of it that |
Rev. 4. NJ. Johnson, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church in Hen |
derson, las been sent back to this |
| charge by the Conference which met in |
| Greensboro. Mr.. johnson is young
man Of talent and ability, an earnest |
and conscientious worker and he has |
the confidence and esteem of our peo-
pie without regard to denominational |
bias. There is general satisfaction
that he is to continue his stay and la
OOrS amongst us.
Mr.. John Wilson sold a lot of tobacco
at COOper's for 1928. "a. He said he had |
lost money by not selling all OF his crop
there.
Elegant line novelties in Fall Dress !
Goods received this week at WATKINS.
J. Journegan made big sales at |
Cooper's past week. The prices ran from
$la, 20, %, 30, 35. 10, 80, SIS to TO-
His best wrappers averaged him over |
500 per hundred. Two barns sold for /
$43O74. Journegan says Cooper leads |
them all.
Greatly Improved.
Since the new addition was built to
Massenburg's Hotel aud the old part
renovated and remodeed, it is one of |
the neatest and best appointed hotels
in the State. The dining room has been
enlarged and a number of new bed rooms
added all Of which puts the genial and
popular proprietor in better shape to
accommodate his large and growing pat
ronage. There are larger and more
snowy hotels but none that are more
comfortable or better kept than Mas
senburg's.
Cook Stoves and Heating Stoves-all
| styles. Tremendous sales this Fall.
| Old prices, no advance. They will please
you. At WATklNs'.
The popular favorite, Dave Loughlin,
| having finished his seasons engagement, |
is again at home and will be pleased to |
see his friends and give them the best |
there is in the shop.
| A lot of nice country cured Hams-aIso |
! lot of nice home made Lard just re-
ceived at II. THOMASON'S.
Eleven Trains Going South To-day.
The Seaboard Air Line is doing
rushing business Southwark to-day.
They have eleven passenger trains in
Guiding the Atlanta Special and regu-
lar mail moving in the same direction
carrying the Baltimore party to the
Atlanta Exposition. Nine extra trains
Or as the railroad people express it
two trains running in different sections
following each other at intervals of
every 80 minutes is pretty big business.
But the Seahoard Air Line is equal to
any emergency and never fails to
measure fully up to the requirement
Of any and all occasions.
For pain in the side or chest there is
| nothing SO good as piece of flannel dam
pened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat of pain. 1t affords
prompt and permanent relief and if used in
time will often prevent cold from result
ing in pneumonia. This same treatment is
a sure cure for lame back. For sale by NJ.
Dorsey, druggist:
have the finest Whlskey that can be
produced in kentucky, Telephone No
IL, and try some of it, you will use no
other. S. S. Written.
Leaves us To-Day.
Mr.. Ralph Terry, who has made
Henderson his home the past months,
takes his leave Of US to-day. During
his residence here las clerk for Mr..
H. 2. Baldwin, by his gentlemanlY
bearing, pleasing address and friendly
nature, Mr.. Terry has made many
friends who very much regret to see
him leave. For the present he will
visit Rockingham his former home
where he will spend Christmas. He
has not fully matured his plans for the
future, but wherever he goes he has
the best wishes of the GOLD LEAF and
many who know him in Henderson.
1t will not cure everything. 1t is not
claimed that it will cure but one complaint,
that is, dyspepsia. We cannot say that it
will cure every cage of dyspepsia, but it will
cure a large majority of them. Such cases
| as are adanted to its use will derive immad-