The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-12-18

thread. and can deliver goods "a cheap'F
as thev can he bought anywhere. Also
dea lels in line, hay, grain. bran, ship
81 uff-. etc.
u. SMITH.
farrving Il good class goods aud sell
ing at reasonable prices. {. j. Smith
-o,;cits your patronage promising 10
make it to the interest of those Who deal
with him. He keeps a complete and well
selected stock If dry goods, notions,
shoes, hats, staple and fancy groceries,
canned and bottled goods, cheese, crack
ers, cakes. confectionerieS. fruits. " g+-
abIes, bui Ter, eggs, etc. Stock fresh ana
! constantly rep'eni>hed. Bigger line OF
fancy groceries than ever carried before.
Special preparation and extra induce
ments for the Christmas trade Dixie
Girl shoes for women ard iIncrIcus ana
Jeffersonian shoes for men. Best for the
money. Highest cash price for country
produce, hides. furs and skins OF every
description.
W. l.. SCOGGINS.
A quiet orderly place is W. l.. Scog-
gins, where you will find the best OF
verything in his line. All kinds OF pure
wines and liquors, beers, ales, gins, runs,
&c Pride of Virginia rye whskey, Ala
nance pure corn whi>key, years old,
and other leading brands II speciality.
Pride of Virginia, one of the purest rye
WHISTLES on the market, guaranteed
strictly pure and high grade, is sold in
Henderson only by Mr., Scoggins. Besides
these he keeps other high grade goods
together with foreign and domestic wines,
fine cigars and misunderstanding and
smoking - cigarettes, etc. Christmas
orders will receive special attention and
only the best goods will be sent out, is
the promise made by Mr.. Scoggins.
JOHN d. STALLINGS.
Christmas naturally suggests good
things to eat and you will find them at
John D. Stallings' fancy grocery. EVERY
thing to eat and that the best; is his
motto. And if you have had dealings
with him you know how well this motto
is lived up to- Few things in the eating
line you can call for that Stallings does
not keep. And ii he does not happen to
have it in stock he will get it for you
ho oli,rhtn-f in tinn Of
wishes. Mr. Stallings keeps at all times q
we'll assorted and select line of fancy
groceries, canned goods, bottled goods,
cakes, crackers, cheese, cereal foods, COT
fees, taas, syrups, molasses, pickles,
olives. spices, favOrDgs and condiments
of all kinds; confectioneries, foreign and
citron, mince meat, evapOrated fruits,
&c. In fact almost anything you can
suggest to eat he can furnish. And his
stock is fresh and first class in every
particular, while his prices are reasona-
BILE. Special effort has been made to meet
the demands of the Christmas trade.
SOUTHERN GROCERY COMPANY.
One of the most conspicuous business
concerns of Henderson, and one which
does as much to keep the name of the
town conspicuously before the public, is
the Southern Grocery Company. MIR
J. A. Kelly, the president and treasurer
was for long time we'll and prominently
known to the local trade as retail
dealer, and his name is sufficient guaran
tee of the character and scope of the con
Germ with which he is now connected
They handle everything in their line
making a speciality Of flour, sugar, coffee
tea, meats, lard, cheese, molasses, manu-
featured tobacco, snuff, cigars, domestics
plaids, etc. Agents for the White Star
Mil flour-"Royal Patent" New Pro
cess and ''Valley Extra" The South
! ern Grocery Company do a strictly
wholesale business and handle all kinds
OF groceries, at the lowest prices. They
sell as low as any house anywhere, and
offer every reasonable accommodation
to their patrons. 200 barrels of molasscs
just received and for sale at the lowest
prices. Write, phone or call on the
Southern Grocery Company when you
wish anything in their line
EDWIN STEPHENS
Old Santa Claus appears to have loca-
ted his headquarters at the Henderson
Book Store. Mr.. Stephens has one OF the