The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1896-12-10

The -now has all disappeared and
the weather has moderated cOnsidera-
bly,.
\ Texas editor says: "Suffer sub
scrIbers to pay us their subscription
and forbid them not, for of such we
pay the printers.
samuel Watkins advertises cut
prices on ladies' capes and coats to
closc them out. Call early before
stock is picked over.
IF YOU are inclin ed to charitableness
little looking around you during this
severe weather will disclose something
for willing hand and a warm heart to
DO.
Davis 4 Rose have put the knife to
prices on many goods in their line
to reduce stock before taking inven-
tory. See what they have to say this
week.
Gov Carr appoints Mr.. d. Y. Coop
u. OF Henderson, a delegate to the
National Tobacco Convention to meet
II 0cala, Fla, Jan. 18th. A good Sc
action.
Don't fail to send us before Christ
mas the money you owe for the paper
you have been reading all the year.
Providing always that you have not
s.ready paid your subscription.
This i the selling as well as the
buying season, and we wish to remind
Dur merchants and dealers that the
way To get before the people is
through the columns of the GOLD
LEAF.
". W Parker has full line of holt
Fay goods of all kinds. Toys, dolls,
OOks, albums, toilet articles, fancy
foods, novelties, fruits, nuts, fire
FORKS. &c His prices are very reas-
labie
This Is the season for hog killing
sad some fine pOrkers have been re-
Tted. 80 far George Hughes, COL
,ed, holds the palm for the largest
le slaughtered i'll town. Last week
killed one that weighed 434 pounds.
When You are feeling blue and down
the mouth, brace up and try to be
ply and pleasant 1t is well worth
iyng. There's no extra need for
ftrtu.ue>s when all goes we'll with
Oh. but 1t doesn't come amlss to carry
cheerful spirit all the time--Durham
~.
Severn. local items necessarily omit
thl> week owing to crowded con-
ION 81 our columns, and the further
L that the editors time has been
'se.y taken up i'll doing mechanical
*. II i impossible to set adver-
seMentS and feed copy" to the print
al the same time.
lie holiday season is again upon US
q The merchants should be up and
4y with their advertisements if
'y would catch the trade. which will
Where inducements are offered by
proper encouragement. There are
lew whose cards are not to be
-A- III these columns. But they are
losers thereby.
HAen You want anything in the line
builders material John b. Watkins
De Pleased to quote prices. He
large stock of sash, blinds and
Wy line, cement, &C., and is pre-
,d 10 furnish same in any quantity
Ied at lowest prices. A reliable
Il Is always a pleasure to deal
III Mr. Watkins.
:. s not good year for fine hogs
our venerable friend Mr.. Geo. H.
Niand tails to have something inter-
10 report in that line. He killed
PIGS II months old last week
shins 321 and 337 pounds. They
OF cross between the Poland
"a aud Essex and Mr.. Rowland de-
. IL was the finest meat he ever
d i'll his life.
.N'stmas wares" have arrived in
S@htIal quantities at the various
Establishments where special at
'0h Is gwen to their sale. They
's " RUE, prettier, and cheaper
a, ever before. as early shoppers
.,y realize. \ large and satisfac-
patronage in such lines may be
t'"So!y anticipated and we bespeak
lOF all our advertisers. Look
paper over and call on our wide
ant merchants for what you want.
~. me i wife Of Mr.. D. Robinson. a promi-
ID. ,r lHi'oerman Of Hartwick, n. Y, was
ooal "i'n rheumatism for five months. In
b lrirHiIS OF 1t Mr.. Robinson says: "Cham-
5a ,.' 1 Plain Balmn is the only thing
ai;aE gave her any rest from pain. For the
rer,.t VI pam it cannot be beat" Many
pai e'ses of rheumatism have been
y " " w 1t. For sale at so cents per bottle
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