The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-05-30

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JOIN B. WATKINS.
1t,,.uty barrels nice brine cucumbers Tor
sadie w. f. MOSS Il co.
Wedding bells will soon ring again
in our midst.
The weather is fine on growing crops
what there are planted.
Mr.. :. Watkins is back from Rich
mond where he went on business last
week
Mrs c. A. Lewis and her two little
Jauphters are spending the week III
Durham.
Mrs. J. Il. Moss came home Monday
after "A short but pleasant visit to rela-
tlvcs in FranklintOn.
Mrs. II. a. Payne has returned from
Richmond where she has been visiting
friends aud relatives.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Rose, which has been quite
sick, is much improved.
Miss Lucinda Cheek has returned
home from pleasant stay III kaieiSh
after the unveiling ceremonies.
II YOU wish to get full value for tho
money you pay for the goods you buy
ALWAYS 90 to those who advertise.
We were pleased to see our friend
Winston Tobacco Journal, III town yes
terlay.
Mrs. IL. ]. Hartmaier returned
Thursday night from Greensboro, where
she has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Charles G.. Moore.
MANY friends of Rev. Robert Var
peyenter. of Burlington, late pastor o
tie Baptist church in Henderson. were
pleased TO see him here this week.
thlldren's Day service will be hel'
at the Methodist Protestant Churci
sunday afternoon, June End, at 3:lo
Public cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Dunn. mother of Miss Molll
Dunn, is quite sick. Her condition
day or two ago was extremely crltics
and it was not thought that she coul'
1--we long.
There is to be picnic at Grea
Falls, Roanoke Rapldsl, this side
Weldon, to-day. An excursion tran
goes from here and a number OF Hei
derson people will join the party.
Misses Maggie +. and Minnie /
Green, of Louisburg Female Coileg'
have kindly remembered us by an IL
y.tatIon 10 be present at the closll
exercises of that institution June II
Ia 9Th.
Two excursion trains carrying ii
Baptist Sunday schools and other
went from Raleigh To Norfolk yeste
dav One train returned about te
O'Clock last night, the other sectlo
staying over until to-day.
Mr.. 5. 5. Written returned Mond
from his Texas trip. He says he HI
i pleasant time oil it and expresses hi
self As greatly pleased with the Lo
Star state. There were no signs
hard times down there, he says.
Mr.. Tom Covlugton is staying
Henderson at present, helping
brother in the store during the absen
OF Mr.. \. Z Stewart Mr.. Covingt
Is a clever young gentlemen and /
made number of friends among o
people.
We have received from the Trusts
and Faculty an invitation to attend
Centennial Anniversary Of the open
OF the University of North Carollr
June 5th. The exercises will be III
III Memorial Hall, and the ev'
promises To be a most interesting OF
Mr.. George Pollock Burgwyu, "
has been attending the Gllmsr ii
School this session. will leave June .
after school closes. for his home
Jackson. During his stay here he
made many frleads who will be plea
TO welcome the young gentleman agf
TO catch bird put salt on his
IS an old saying. To catch bars
III ladies' Dress Goods, just put Ii
money in Your purse, and go to
staInback Company's. They will
Tie rest. They are closing out t
stock OF ladies' Dress Good. at p'
cost IN order to confine their BUSH
strictly to Shoes. Hats. Gents
H->hings, &c. Call early if YOU W
10 save money in these goods.
l.. +. Hight. the jeweler, has
-n'eeeded by Hight 4 Co. q