The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-12-13
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ID. 1900.
HENDERSON GROCERY CO.

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A new concern in local mercantile
circles is the Henderson Grocery Co.,
Okey Goodrich. manager They have
just opened, in the O'Neil Block. a
choice stock in this line aud propose to
conduct strictly first-class establish
ment. Everything fresh, the goods
pure and of standard quality. Staple
and fancy groceries, canned goods,
fruits, etc. ALI kinds Of country pro-
duce, potatoes, turnips. cabbages, peas,
beans, chickens, eggs, in fact every
thing to eat and everything Of the best.
In the line Of foreign and domestic
friends they have nice stock aud will
make a specially of such things at all
times. For the Christmas trade they
offer extra inducements in the way of
low prices and good goods. They in-
vite the public to give them a call
promising to make it to the interest Of
those who deal with them-at Christ
mas and all other times.
DC. LOUGHLIN.
only the best Is the motto Of
Dawes Place." and when you have
occasion TO get anything in the line Of
wines or liquors it is only the best that
you want. They handle all firet-class
case goods, Sherwood, Oh Hunter,
Harper's, Red Top, Gordon, Belle Of
Nelson, Old Oscar Pepper and other
famous brands among the leaders.
Something extra 6ne and pure is Shaw's
Pure Malt whiskey. Half dozen Diff
fereut kinds of first-class bottled beers
also. The most popular brands Of
fine cigars and tobaccos. In connec-
ton With the establishment 10 al oys-
ter saloon and lunch counter where
sandwiches and hot coffee may be had
Or a regular meal served. Oysters in
any style wanted day OF night. Nice
comfortable rooms with as good beds
as can be found anywhere. A quiet,
orderly place, where you will get we'll
treated. Pool table,. Oysters sold by
the measure in any quantity desired.
J.H.LAssITER 4 co.
Henderson has many business houses
of which che 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 we'll
as one of the best concerns we have is
that of J. H. Lassiter & Co. Every
thing in general merchandise and
farmers supplies can be found here.
They carry an immense stock of goods
and it is as select in quality, as
varied in character and tempting in
price as it is mammoth in proportions.
Messrs. Lassiter & Co. occupy five
large store rooms in which are to be
found, in their respective departments,
shoes, dress goods, trimmings, capes,
cloaks aud mems furnishings, clothing,
hats. shoes, groceries, provisions, feed
stuffs, wagons, buggies, &c., all of
which are sold at reasonable prices.
The proprietors are active, energetic
business men, and carry a strictly
frst-class, we'll selected stock to which
they take pride in calling public atten-
ton.
NUTRIZIO'S NEW SHOE STORE.
AS Henderson increases in size and
importance and her industries multiply
and flourish her mercantile interests
become more classified. Ono of the
most recent instances of this fact is
H. Nutrizio's New Shoe Store-the only
exclusive shoe store in town. Mr..
Nutrizio occupies one of I. , store
rooms in the Owen Davis brick build
ing next to the O'Neil Block. He has
first-class line of goods, all styles and
qualities, for men, women and chill
dren and sells at very low prices. Every
pair marked in plain figures, at very
slight advance on original cost, and
every pair represents solid shoe value.
Mr.. Nutrizio has but one price and that
the lowest. He claims this is the best
policy and he has always adopted it in
the conduct of his business. Look for
the sigu of the Big Shoe when you
want bargains in footwear.
GEORGE E. PERRY.
While there are many things suit
able for the holiday trade it is rather
the substantial things Of life-articles
of every day need and consumption
that are mostly to be foundh here. And
of good quality aud low price are tho
goods that Mr.. Perry handles. Atten-
ton is called to a desirable line of dry
goods and notions, shoes, hats, ETC. I,
with which to adorn the outer man;
and staple and fancy groceries, canned
goods. confectioneries, fruits, nuts,
vegetables, meats, and other things
pleasing to the palate and necessary to
the comfort and staying qualities of the
inner man. Shoes specially. Mr.
Perry also buys hides and furs, paying
the highest cash prices for the same.
Persons having such will find in him a
ready buyer.
d. l.. PARKER.
You pays yer money and you takes
yer CHOICE" and when it costs the same
most people usually want the best.
In buying whiskey one generally has
to rely upon the brand of the goods
or what the dealer tells him. d. L.
Parker, at his place on Montgomery
street. handles several makes, his lead
ers being Golden Crown" aud ''Old
Oscar Pepper In the estimation of
many no better goods are made. Be-
sides these Mr.. Parker makes a special
tn of Bailey's Pure Corn Whiskey. an
article that is guaranteed to be abso-
lutely what is claimed for it, together