The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
D. W. HARDEE s. CO.

tcI pace 10 tlS pay tHCii HtoSN op' ~
commodatc their extensive business.
One room is devoted to general mer-
chandise. dry goods. notions. shoes.
hats. furnishings. groceries. NC; Iced
stuff. hay. grain. flour. meat. meal.
salt. and other stuff handled III large
quantities in the rear. The next room
- devoted exclusively TO furniture.
Here can be found all G:ades from the
cheapest to the haudsomest chamber
and parlor suits. Up stairs, one large
room over both stores. is where the
cheaper grades are carried while it is
also used for storage purposes. Messrs.
Hardee s. Co. sell either for cash or on
the installment plan. They sell also
cooking and heating stoves and have
several makes which are commended
very highly while the prices are ex-
tremely low.
PRYCE 7. JONES.
Merit cannot be hid, however mod
estly it may appear, and although the
space occupied 10 our Christmas cut by
Pryce T. Jones. Henderson's artistic
and up-to-date job printer, Is not as
large as some others. it tells its story
no less effectually for all that. But
however loud or eloquently the adver-
tisement may speak it is not 50 torclble
as Mr.. Jones' work speaks tor itself.
An experienced workman, with taste
and skill to properly employ the facll-
tiles a his command his work is equal
to the best and his prices as low as Is
consistent with good stock and first
class service. See Jones when you
want good printing done.
DC. LOUGHLIN.
Only the best is the motto of
Dawes Pace and when you have Oc-
casion, TO get ANYTHING in the line Of
wines or liquors it is only the best that
you want. They handle all tirst-class
case goods, Sherwood. Old Hunter.
Harper's. Red Top, Gordon, Belle Of
Nelson, Old Oscar Pepper and other
famous brands among the leaders.
Something extra fine and pure is Shaw's
Pure Malt whiskey. Half dozen diff
ferent kinds of first-class bottled beers
also. J. Nj. Norwood's famous Scent
cigar, Little Orphan, something extra,
and other popular brands. In connec-
ton with the establishment IS an oys-
ter saloon and lunch counter whore
sandwiches and hot coffee may be had
or a regular meal served. Oyster, i'll
any style wanted day or night. Nice
comfortable rooms with as good beds
as can be found anywhere. A quiet,
orderly place, where you will get well
treated. Pool tables, fine cigars, to-
bacco, cigarettes, etc. Oysters sold by
the measure in any quantity desired.
J. H. LASSITER & co.
Henderson has many business houses
of which she is proud. There is per-
haps no town Of its size where larger
or better stocks OF goods are to be
found. And one Of the biggest as well
as one of the best concerns we have is
that of J. II. Lassiter & Co. Every
thing in general merchandise and
farmers supplies can be found here.
They carry all immense stock of goods
and it is as select in quality, as
varied in character and tempting in
price as it is mammoth III proportions.
Messrs. Laositer & Co. occupy five
large store rooms in which are to be
found, in their respective departments,
dry goods and notions. ladies' fine
shoes, dress goods, trimmings, capes,
cloaks and mems furnishings, clothing,
hats, shoes, groceries, provisions, feed
stutls, wagons, buggles &c, all OF
which are sold at reasonable prices.
The proprietors are active, energetic
business men. and carry a strictly
tirst-class, up-tO- date stock to which
they take pride in calling public atten-
ton.
JAMES A. O'NEIL & son.
Like father, like son. is an ole
adage, and in the case we speak of il
| is literally true. Maurice J. O'Nei
was brought up as it were in the hard
ware trade and what more natura
| thing than for him to continue in il
when his father came to retire from
| the active duties and exacting cares o
| business life? In the O'Neil block he
| will be found with a good stock in hi.
| line and the economical method O
conducting his business enables him t(
sell goods on very close margin o
profit. Mr.. O'Neil handles all kind.
| OF hardware, pocket and table cutlery
| cooking ADD heating stoves, guns
pistols, repeating rifles, ammunition
and sporting goods of all kinds; car,
penters' tools, builders hardware
carriage materials, glass, paints, oils
&c. In fact such things that are
usually found in a we'll furnished hard
ware establishment. He makes 8
speciality Of repairing guns, locks, ana
| pistols and solIcits work Of this kin,
! when he can be of service to hi
| friends. In Mr.. O'Neil's stock are Il
be found many useful and seryiceabIe
articles suitable for Christmas presents
D. l.. PARKER.
Not where he once was but where
| he now is ID. L. Parker will be glad tt
see you. Some months ago he moved
further up the street and DIAGONAL,
| across where he has a much bette
place of business. The building i:
! superior to the other one, the location
more preferable. 1t is nicely fittee
up and is stocked with a choice line o
! wines and liquors. Mr.. farker make!
speciality Of Bailey's pure corr
whiskey, al article that is guaranteed
| to be absolutely what is claimed FOL
| 1t, together with several other popular
! brands. When you want anything 0
| the kind at all-at Christmas or an,
other time-you want something good
and this Mr.. Parker promises to Civ,
| you. Pure old rye whiskey, peach ant
apple brandy. wines, rum, draugh
and bottled beers, ales, &c. Alsc
fine cigars and tobacco.
W. S. PARKER & co.
| One of Henderson's most enterpris
ing and progressive firms is that of w
, S. Parker s. Co.. wholesale crocers:
| and it is one Of the most meritorious
deserving of even a higher measure o
! patronage and prosperity than it re
| ceives. They sell goods as cheaply a: