The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-02
OF Interest to the Ladies.

Mrs Manning desires to announce to
her lady friends that she offers her services
again this season to those desiring work
In the dine OF dress making. The latest
fashion plates from which to select the
most tasty and becoming STYLES. BY
means OF an improved dress chart per-
tecf ut rs guaranteed in every instance
Satisfaction as to style and quality OF
work. Cutting dress patterns a specially
Try our Comfort Eye Glass. perfect in
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wearer. Sold by Z. f. HIGHT.
MARRIED.-At the Methodist Protestant |
church, Henderson, n. G.. at 9 O'Clock p. |
M, April 2sth., Mr.. Joseph H. Finch, of !
this town, and Miss Sallie A. Robinson, |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Robin |
son. of Macon. Rev. T. j. Ogburn per-
forming the ceremony. There were no at |
PENDANTS, the marriage being quiet affair, |
unknown to but few persons before the
ceremony took place. The GOLD LEAF
wishes the newly married pair success and
happiness in life
HOUSE BURNED-Our friend Mr.. e. W.
l'aney sustained severe loss in the burn
ing OF the large dwelling house at his place
tile Old kittrell hOmeStead-about a mile
from Kittrell last Monday. The house was
| occupied at the time by Mr. D. j. Robards
| tenant on the place, who lost about $50
| worth of fnrniSure. The building was
large ten-room house valued at about So,
800. 1t was insured for s., 900, equally in
| the Virginia Fire and Marine and the
Underwriters, with j. r. Young's agency.
The fire originated from a spark falling on
| the roof.
Special attention is called to beautiful
Zine of low cut shoes for ladies, Misses and
cheaper than ever before known. Call
and see them. Maya
| ANOTHER EDITOR's GOOD FORTUNE
Our hearty congratulations to Mr.. Ham,
lin B. Miller, the talented and versatile
senior editor of the Marshallton, Iowa,
Electric Light, upon the happy event of
his marriage. The lady was Miss Ella
A. Shute, and the ceremony was perform
ed at the First Methodist church. in that
city April 22rd. Sorry we could not be
with you On that interesting occasion,
brother Miller, but We appreciate your
kind invitation nevertheless. May the
richest blessings of Heaven rest upon you
both, and the bri ghtest anticipations of
two fond hearts attuned to love be your
portion is the sincere wish OF the GOLD
LEAF.
JUnORs SELECTED.-The following is the
list Of Jurors drawn by the County Com
missiOners to serve during the May term
of Vance court:
| FIRST WEEK
J. A. Fleming r. r. Satterwhite, W. J.
Clark, John A. Harris, J. r. Gordon, Jas.
I. Wiggins J. r. Aston, J. r. Davis, D.
V. Knott. J. II. Parham, Mike Collins.
Robert Bacon, b. L. Brode, J. II. John
son, e. j. Bobbitt, Spotswood Burwell, J.
NJ. Williams, w. F. Rowland, G. A. Lewis,
E. A. Harris. w. W. White, John A. Full
Ter, A. A. Smith, J. A. Temple, &. B.
Hughes, Il. A. Capehart, r. J. Jones, F. r
Bowden, J. L. Kelly, Marcus J.. Hays, S.
NJ. Hicks, Sid j. Davis, A. J. Wyche
Henry Fields, Harkless Hicks. Four last
named are colOred.
SECOND WEEK
W. Ii. Wade, ST., w. L. Duke, O. w
Blacknall. Edward Hines, W. d. Burwell
Geo. w. Hendricks, i. B. Workman, &. Il
Hicks, s. II. Harris, Joe r. Estes, w W
Briscoe, Il. Nj. Powell, p. w. Wyche, &
NJ. Stainback, d. T. Cottrell, g. Y Dickey
Matt Young, Cullen Satterwhlte. Tive
last named are colOrcd.
The OXFORD PUBLIC LEDGER.-Th,
first number of the Oxford Public Ledger
thsiname by which the Ne,os Of Oxford is t.
be hereafter known, made its appearance
last Friday. 1t is printed from new type
on COttrell cylinder press, and is got "
in good style. AS already announced tn
new publishers are Messrs T. II. Collin
and John Z. Britt, who bought the Neaos 0
Oxford Of MeSsrS. Venable and Paschall
> Both are practical printers and experience
: newspaper men and will give the peopl
: of Oxford and surrounding country goo
paper, worthy of their patronage, and the
should receive a liberal support and Ell
enlargement. The value of a live loca
: paper cannot be over estimated, and n
people can we'll te too cordial or generou
y in its support. The Public Ledger start
D we'll and if its people Chose whose SUI
l. port it has right to expect) will give
f their patronage as literally and ungrude
j. ingly as it shall merit, a useful, honorabl
h and prosperous career must await the prt
o prietors. The GOLD LEAF congratulate
II Messrs. Collins & Co. upon their return
|. the Old North State and their brilliar
: advent into the journalistic arena, an
t wishes for them all the good luck and gol
). and glory that falls to the lot of editor
d here below.
People Everywhere
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N free. Remember, this remedy is sold on
positive guarantee.
Is WILL REMOVE TO FLORENCE, ALABAM
$ MIR. w. w. Briscoe is just back from
Il tour of inspection through the boomil
iron section of Alabama. He visited Sc
- eral Of the rapidly growing towns of til;
=. State, Admission, Huntsville, Decatu
- Florence and other places, and finally d
. cided to locate in the last named city al
-. engage in the business of manufacture
tbaccO. cigarettes and cigars. The Flo
ence Ware, of April 9th, contains the fo