The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-12-19

nelly 8. he has we'll selected stock
choice family groceries and provision
dry goods and notions, boots, shoe.
and farmers supplies of all kinds, an
will:make prices satisfactory to his Gu
toners. Mr.. Kelly occupies two stol
rooms and large back room, width OF tn
entire building, beside the upstairs. II
buys much Of his stock in car loa
lots, having just received 800 barrels G
-four, car load of salt and car load {
hay.
l.. A. KELLER.
When q man once lives in Henderso
and moves away he Is never entirely sat
isaed until he comes back. That speak
well for the town and its people; and 9
when Mr.. l.. 4. Keller signified his inten
ton some months ago OF again becom
ing a citizen, it created no surprise what
ever. As an intelligent man he know
good thing when he sees it-and h
had seen Henderson and lived here be
fore. Mr.. Keller has Il stock of drugs
| toilet and fancy articles, confectionerer
| &C., which be offers the trade at yer,
reasonable prices.
DAVE LOUGHLIN.
A famous and popular resort is Dave
Place." Here is to be found the best to b,
had in fine wines al liquors, cigars, to
bacco, &c. Also oysters served in the bes
style at all times. Customers supplied b,
the measure in any quantity de sired
This is quiet and we'll conducted place anG
nowhere will you be better treated or find
better goods in his line than at Dave:
Place." Pool tables in connection.
LEVINE & BROWN.
Not cheap clothing but clothing cheap.
That is the language of Levine Il Browns
advertisement, and those who have traded
there will certainly bear them out in SO far
as selling goods cheaply. They have large
stock of clothing, shoes, hats, underwear,
&C., and defy competition in prices. Per-
haps the best proof of the quality of thei.
goods and fair methods of dealing lies in the
immense business they do and the fact that
those who trade with Levine & Brown one
time become their firm friends and regular
customers.
A. o. PURCELL.
The original Racket Store needs no in
PRODUCTION here Everybody knows all
about it because everybody who trades in
the Henderson market has dealt there Mr.
Purcell has an unusually large stock this
season and offers genuine bargains in dry
goods and notions, ladies dress goods, shoes,
hats, &c. For the holiday trade he has
many pretty novelties and useful articles,
which must be seen to be appreciated
A special driye in shoes.
GEORGE e. PERRY.
Since moving into his present quarters
in the Young Block Mr.. Perry has greatly
enlarged his stock and busir ess. He has a
full Line of heavy and fancy groceries,
canned goods. confectioneries, fruits. vege-
tables, &c. His store is neat and well kept,
his goods are fresh and his prices vera rea-
sonable. In addition to the usual line Mr..
Perry keeps all kinds of fresh meats-beef,
pork, sausage, &c.-so families can get al
most anything they want to eat His stock
Of dried and evaporated fruits is choice and
He will be pleased to take your
orders for Christmas and all other times.
EDWIN STEPHENS.
Mr.. Stephens this season has certainly
all former efforts in the extent
md variety of his stock displayed at the
Henderson Book Store. He has more and
| prettier assortment than ever before, and
hey were bought much cheaper too. There
s everything you can think of in the line
If holiday goods, and the low price at
which he is selling them is one of the
strong points in their favor. See them and
you'll admire them.
HENRY THOMSON.
Is it fine family groceries you want
canned goods, sugar, coffee, tea, syrup, lard,
neal, cheese, &c? Mr.. Thomson can furnish
'ou at prices that can not be discounted by
my other dealer. Ho carries large and
veil assorted stock, buys in large quantities
md sells on close margin. He has also 4
arge stock of dry goods and notions, hats,
hoes, and house furnishing goods, all of
which will be sold at reasonable figures.
S. F. TEISER.
As you will see for yourself Mr.. Teiser
las little to say in his card. But there is
ometlling in a name, and while that is all
lis advertisement consists Of, Teiser's store
s one Of the largest in town and is packed
I'LL Of goods Of every description from en-
rance to back door, from Aoor to ceiling.
lie has an immense stock of dry goods and
lotions, groceries and provisions, and in
act almost everything that was ever kept
n store. There are also many things for
he holiday trade-toys aud novelties of all
inds. And his prices are always low.
PHIL H. THOMAS.
AT Thomas drug store may be found a
arge and attractive stock of holiday goods,
esides his usual line. He has big lot of
oys and novelties, toilet and fancy articles.
-c, Epo ST. NJ 3.,
Z GU do not want to get sick of course, but
,hen you should need medicine this popu-
ar young druggist can sell it to you. Nice
inc of choice confectioneries, fine cigars, to-
acco, etc.
S. S. WHITTEN.
If you want anything of the kind at all,
Oh want something extra good in the way
fine wines and liquors for Christmas or
amily use. Mr. Written has a choice |
took of everything in his line, both i'm
0rted and domestic goods. Fine old rye
tt,iskey, peach and apple brandy, rum, pare
1prth Carolina corn whiskey, home made |
lack berry and grape wines, Garrett 4 Co.'S |
iptage, and others. Also cigars and tobacco. |
lyster saloon attached where You can get |
hem served to order or furnished by the |
aeasure. ...-.
WHITMORE'S BAKERY.
If you want good things to eat-an who
oes not?-you will find them at Whit
,ore's Bakery. He has everything in the
'ay of choice pies and cakesl fresh candies,
-uits, nuts, sc. Besides supplying his reg
lar trade Mr. Whitmore is prepared to fill
rders for bridal and other parties, bake
,uit cakes or make and furnish these or
ny1hing else on short notice. He has
ought and made up lots of good things for
christmas and We dare say no place in town
ill be more popular and attractive for the
,ext two weeks.
VIII. WEBSTER & BRO.
Whether you live to eat or eat to live,
at you must md this being so you might |
q vol got H. est since the best is as |