The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-10-08

ohless you register your name newt
saturday or the Saturday following
you cannot register Your vote on Nv
ora. Don't forget that nor fail to 81,
tehd TO the matter in due time.
~ commencing next Monday. Oct
I'm series Of meetings will he beld
ID The Methodist Protestant church
The pastor will be assisted hv Row
q. l.. Whitaker, of Kittrell p,hIic
invited to attend.
An attractive stock of goods. well
bought aud carefully displayed amid
inviting surroundings should be por-
trayed by wei! written, constitutions
and neatly gotten up advertisement in
the columns of paper that circulates
among people whose trade is desired.
John Robinson and Franklin Rros,
snow VIII be here Nov. 5th, it is said.
NO offlclal announcement has been
maze SO tar, however. We do not un-
oerstand why they should Jump THROUGH
henderson from Durham to Louisbnro
and then come back month later and
maybe they will not.
1t VIII not be lawful to shoot birds
until November lst. Some persons
lhlnk October 18th is the time. A
close watch will be kept by hunters
ms year TO see that there is no in
irlngement upon the law previous to
November lst. All violations should
be reported and punished.
When, as is the case in nearly every
| town, some Of the stores are crowded
with customers. while others, possess
ING equal advantages and attractions
are doing poor business, it is pretty
good indication that the former are
properly advertised and tie latter are
not. Look around you aud see if you
Can not point to instances of this kind
Hon. w. 7. Strowd, PepuIist nomi-
nee, and Hon. Edward W. Pou, Dem
ocratlc nominee for Congress in this
district, will speak at Kttrell, Oct. %.
WILLIAMSBURG, Oct. 23rd. and Hender-
son, Oct. oath. Hon. Z. Il. Massey,
Republican candidate for Congress, has
been invited to be present and take
part III the discussion at the same time
and places. Speaking will commence
promptly at l O'Clock Z. NJ.
The Stainback Company have a new
| advertisement this week. Read it and
see what they say about making cloth
ing to order. Fall styles now ready for
your inspection. Pretty line of samples
from which to select. Prices from
$3.50 to $500. Large stock of shoes,
hats, gents furnishing goods, trunks,
Vailses, dry goods, notions, etc., at
prices that are within reason and reach
OF the most economical buyer.
| Don't fail to see the Millinery Display
| at Watkins next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, 18th, 18th. and 10th. Miss
Thomas has Il lovely line to show you.
The most beautiful designs in the
latest novelties in Dress Goods, Plain
| and Brocaded Silks and Satins can be
found in great profusion, at
JAS. II. LASSITER s. COS.
| Apple Brandy at 60 cents per quart, at
s. :. WHITTEN'S,
| Main and Montgomery Streets.
Mains Circus.
Mains circus will show in Oxford
next Thursday. This is one of the
biggest and best shows on the road.
AT least it was last year, when it eX-
hiblted at several places in this State.
And we are told it is equally as good
this year. One Of The features of the
show is the veteran clown and show
man, john Lowlow, who is well known
throughout the South. He has been
doing the press work for it but will
once more appear before North Caro-
lima audiences in his old role of clown,
and call out with his old-time vigor,
bring in another horse.''
| must have n new wrap this season
did YOU say? Well, Watkins is theplace
to buy il.
Genuine bargains are offered in al
CLASSES OF ladies dress goods. \ beauti
iul line OF fall and winter fabrics in stock
ii. THOMSON.
My goods are pure and cheap for cash