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


load, he having bought during the de-
cline. A car load Of hay and car
load Ct corn just Iii.
LEVINE & BROWN.
When it comes to selling clothing
cheaply this firm fufills every promise
whether made by word Of mouth or In
advertisement. They have complete
stock Of suits. pants, overcoats, shoes.
hats and furnishing goods and invite
call from persons in need OF such. The
quality of their goods, the low prices at
which they sell and their straight-for-
ward methods of doing business have
made this popular and leading firm.
Nice line of children's overcoats aud
suits to which they call the attention
Of parents.
d. C. LOUGHLIN.
At dawes Place. on the corner
will be found select stock of wines,
liquors, cigars, tobacco, sc. Also
oysters served in the most approved
style at all times. These will also be
furnished customers by the measure in
any quantity desired. If you want
anything in his line for the holidays
leove orders at Mr.. Loughlin's and
they will receive prompt attention.
Pool tables in connection. A quiet,
orderly place where you will be we'll
treated.
w. Z. MOSS & CO.
Besides choice line of fancy grocer
les, canned goods, pork sausage, pigs
feet, poultry, vegetables and country
produce of all kinds, w. +. Moss & Co.
keep a general assortment OF merchan-
disc, and sell same atlow prices. They
havs also made provision for the holl-
day trade by adding an assortment oil
TOYS and novelties and fireworks oil
every description. In fact, they have
an attractive stock, suitable for Old and
young, and all grades, styles and
shapes, 20 be had for little money
They invite the public to give them a
call. Rowlaud's old stand.
Az PURCELL.
Everybody knows about the Racke,
Store, and few there are who have no
| traded there at one time or another.
Mr.. Purcell has an unusually large ant
attractive stOck-attractlve in variety
and quality and attractive in price
He has just received a big job lot o
shoes to which special attention is in
vted. Mems. heavy shoes a specially
| Dry goods and notions, ladies' dres
goods, hats, and other things at genu
inc bargains. For the holiday trade
he has many pretty novelties and use
full articles for the little folks as wei
as those who are not.
| GEORGE E. PERRY.
To his stock of heavy and fancy
groceries, canned goods, confec
tioneries, &C., Mr.. Perry has adde'
a line of dry goods, and shoes, to whicl
he has pleasure in calling attention
For the holiday trade he has foreigl
and domestic fruits, nuts, ralsins, pick
les, sauces, spices, mince meat AM
other good things to eat-everythin!
necessary for good dinner on Christ
mas or any other day. His stock o
dried and evaporated fruits is very com
plete, and he will be pleased to take
your orders for anything in his line.
EDWIN STEPHENS.
Dainty gifts for Christmas, for oil
and young are displayed at the Hender
son Book Store. The Christmas senti
ment pervades the entire establish
ment. Thousands Of gift-pieces I'll
every nook and corner. There is
great variety of toys, dolls, games
blocks, China sets, plush goods, fin
pictures, lamps, novelties in brass, sill
yer, aluminium, wagons, goat carts
velocipedes, and thousand and on
other things in endless profusion. Fa
nous as he has heretofore been for tn
efforts put forth in gathering together
large and we'll selected stock of holida
goods, Mr.. Stephens has perhaps SUI
passed himself this season. His stoc
must be seen to be appreciated.
PHIL H. THOMAS.
This popular young druggist has
stock to suit buyers of Christina
goods-books, stationery, albums, tot
ct articles, fancy goods, novelties, PEI
fumery, soaps and druggists supple
of all kinds. He has fine display, a
tractive to all, and the prices al
within easy reach. Mr.. Thomas in
vites you to call on him when on tn
trail of old Santa Claus. Special a
tention is called to nice line Of fiji,
candies, put up in neat packages, fruit
cigars, tobacco, pure drugs and pate1
medicines of all kinds.
HENRY THOMSON.
When you talk about dry goods an
notions, shoes, hats, ladies' dress good
and trimmings, etc., Mr.. Thomaso
has word to say. He has man
moth stock in this line all of which h
is selling at ''hard times" prices
Nor - that all. You will be interes
ed lii the more substantial things O
; life if no more essential thereto aud a
teution is called TO a choice stock
staple and fancy groceries, provision
of all kinds and feed stutfs of every de
scription. He has these goods by til
car load and offers them at loves
prices.
S. F. TEISER.
In its accustomed place in our hol
day advertising page the name of MI
Teiser stands out conspicuously. An
at his usual place Of business he viii
be found ready at all times to serve hi
customers. He has an immense stoc
; having recently added very Target
to same by the purchase ola complet
line of new and fresh goods. There ar
dry goods, notions, groceries and pro
wisconsin fact everything that 20
can think Of almost. He also ha
many things for the holiday trade
toys and novelties of all kinds, fruits
confectioneries, &c. And prices ar
as low as usual.
SAMUEL WATKINS.