The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-11-18

Rev J \. Mcclure is this week con
du-tiug 1t series of meetings at |
Brookstou Chapel,
Tomorrow (Friday) night THE
Flower Of the Ranch will shed its
fragrance OF fun and frolic at the
Grand Theatre.
Crntimari kid gloves, so popular
with the ladies, and another lot Of
pretty and stylish coats just received
nr Mrs MissiIier's.
f. W AdcOck gives notice of hav-
In- qualified as administrator OF the
estate Of Mrs. Rosa W. Bryan, de-
caused. Persons interested will be
governed accordingly.
Mrs. o. O. White announces some
beautiful creations in trimmed hats
at from $500 up to $1,000. Cheaper
goods if you want them. A line OF
black beavers Just receceived.
r. \. Taylor, Stovall, n. C., gives
notice OF having qualified as admins
traitor Of the estate of his father,
tbaflrs Taylor, deceased. See adver-
tj~rn.ent i'll this paper.
Bishop Joseph Blount Cheshire
wall preach at St Johns church,
NiIIiamSborO. next Saturday, the
2uth. mt / O'Clock a. NJ. The public
cnrIinlly invited to attend these
services.
The secal reduced price expan-
sion sale at the Henderson Shoe
Store will close Saturday. If you
have not already taken advantage
"i this opportunity to save money
ou shoes. shirts, furnishings, trunks,
suit rlsrs. etc. better do it today.
Sheriff Joseph S Royster calls on
nj! persons who have not paid their
State and county taxes for the year
1909. to come forward and do so at
once, as the funds are needed. The
IuXes have been due since the first
Monday in September, and the fiat
goes forth from the sheriff that they
must be paid
The performance at the Grand
Theatre Saturday night will be rich
girls. gorgeous cos tunes and brilliant
electrical effects. THE Isle OF Spice
is pronounced one of the best attrac-
tons that will be seen here this
season. 1t is one of the b. c. Whit
nry productions. and that is sufficient
guarantee of merit.
"A Knight for q Day the Offering
ut the Grand Theatre next Monday
night. has been here before. Those
who have seen this show do not need
second invitation to purchase tick
cts To see it again. The same excel
lent cast. headed by that inimitabl,
comedian. Frank DeshOn, ably sup
ported by Connie Mack in the lead
ing female role and strong cOmpa
nyS uch only rs b. c. Whitney would
send out. insures u first-class per
fOrmauce
Mr. Bennett H. Perry returned
home Sunday from Philadelphia;
where he went to attend the conven
tiOn OF the d. X. f. fraternity, hav
lug been gone a week. There was ;
large attenance, every state in tn
tilttN NtdtjeS anu Nuildui ptlIlS req
resented, among the delegates bein:
some of the brightest and most prom
lnent men in the two countries. Mr.
Perry reports a very pleasant tim
and the regret was that the cOnver
ton did not last longer.
1t seems strange that it has to b
repeated so often that no attentio
l. paid to anonymous articles Sen
for publication. 1t is not necessar
10 publish the name of the writer
but it is necessary that we know VIII
the writer is for our own infol
nation and production. A repor
OF a marriage or other circumstanc
may be bona fide or Motive mus
know before we can print it. Som
persons think it a good joke som
times to report things that neve
actually occurred.
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