The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-05-09

y 1u1l SUCK OF groceries at
may, 8 PUREFOY's.
Special attention is called to beautiful
line of low cut shoes for ladies. Misses and
children, at 5. & G.. Watkins. Prices
cheaper than ever before known. Call
and see them. May
THREE NTIALs.-EXperience and OBJ
servation has ia ught us that to work closely,
live closely and TO collect closely are three
things essential to the success of neWSpa perS
and periodicals of every description 'ty
etteyiiie Obsercer
This is not only true of the newspaper
business, but any other. Many people
however appear to think that to live close
ly and work closely is all that is necessary
for publisher to do in order to get along
in the world.
\ car load of nice bolted meal just re-
ceived by IL ThOmason. The finest article
Of the kind Oh the market
-. >-sGr< 1890
Coed coffee 20cts., at
may, 9: J. W. PUREEoYs
TAN LIST TAKERS APPOINTED, The fol-
( lowing persons have been appointed by the
Board Of County Commissioners to take the
tax lists of the several townships, and to
receive the following amounts for such ser
vice
Henderson, }. II. Edwards, so Kittreil
p. A. Bobbtt, 80; MIDI leberg, ID. B.
Kimhall, SIS Sandy Creek, J. II. Ball,
SIS ; Nutbush, ". A. Burwell, SD ; Townes-
Vile. n. d. Boyd, SIG Wiliamsboro,
J. l., Kelly, Sis.
Ladies' Dnngola shoes, Misses and child
ren's DOng0la spring heel shoes Just recciV-
ed and Will be sold cheap at
may, ). PUREFoYs.
Try our Comfort Eye Glass, perfect III
fitting, neat in appearance. and easy to the
wearer Sold by Z. f. HIGHT.
RELIoIoUs-Ihe Annual Convention of
the Diocese of North Carolina will meet
Cd. V in the Church of the Holy limo
cents next week. The opening service,
which will he held on Wednesday at II
O'Clock, will consist Of Morning Prayer
and Itany with sermon and celebration
of the Holy Communion. The offerings
will be appropriated as the Bishop will di-
rect. The sessions of the convention will
be open to the pnblic and the citizens of the
town are cordially invited to attend them.
Ladies-your spring suit is not complete
till YOU purchase one Of those handsome
vistes at Watkins. may, Q.
Send to Purefoy : for nice country hams,
batter and egg. may, >.
liExI,r.H-DE Hospitality WILL AeaERT
ITsEJF.-i ienderHon will have Opportu
mis- to prove herself this month, 10 show
/ ln; no. !:itii:itF and the character 81 PEG
s,if. comprising her citizenship. There
viii De. two n.jtahi" ;ts~Hmhiapea here
during i h. present month. On III" 18th
/ is s..ytnt third annual convention OF
! tn. Diocese Of North Carolina will meet
Z in the Church OF h. s:oiy lnnCoents, and
a large attendance, Is expected Reduced
rates for clergy and delegates have been
applied for on all The railroads in the
State. On the 26th the new Methodist
Episcopal church will be formally dedi
cated Bishop Wilson, OF Baltimore
! will preach the sermon. Many OF Oui
Methodist friends from Il distance will b
here en- that interesting occasion. And
then in November the Baptist State Con
vention will also meet in Henderson. lie;
Us prepare to. entertain the visitors Ii
good style, such a. our citizens know
how to do.
Be sure to try some of PurefoyS cham
pion flour it is the best in the market fol
- the money. Prices just reduced. may, 9
Examine those challies, batiSte. prim
rose and outing cloths, at Watkins.'
may. J.
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MARRIAGE OF REV. George T. SIM
MoHs.-Rpv. George 7. Simmons, who VI
10 his entering the ministry was secre
tary and treasurer of Henderson Female
College, was married in Raleigh las
week. The Dai'g Gail Of Thursday says
This morning at $50 O'Clock. in thu
parlor OF the BransOn House, Rev. Geo
+, Simmons, OF the y. {. Conferanca, anC
Miss Lillian Branson We're married, Rev
c. f. Cunningim officiating. The mar
ria2e was private, there being only a cir
Gle of invited friends present. The brid
wore a travelling suit OF steel gray cling
ing material and carried Il bouquet o
choice roses. The couple left this morn
inc for a pleasant bridal tour The brid
is very popular, and much loved by ;
, number of friends here and elsewhere
Mr.. Simmons is now stationed in tn
JoneS-Elkin circuit III the counties O
Surry and Yadkin.
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