THE HEADLIGHT.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
SUBSCRIPTION $100 PER YEAR.
A. KOSCOWEK, Editor and Proprietor.
Cot.DSP.(.R), N. C, Sopt. 1, lS'.IS.
l)ESEfHATIN(i GRAVES.
Captain J. A. Duncan, of ihvt
Twonty-socojul Kansas Volunteers,
lias heen convicted of desecrating
the grave of a Confederate officer
lmriedon the hattle-field of Hull
Kim, Va., and sentenced to im
prisonment for five years. Captain
Duncan was tried and sentenced hy
a court-martial, and therefore his
punishment cannot be ascribed to
sectional prejudice, as might have
been the case if he had been con
victed by a civil court in Virginia
Captain Duncan was guilty of a
most di-graceful offense, and
among the first to censure his con
duct was the (Jovcrnor of Kansas,
who expressed his deep regret that
a volunteer from that Stale should
have committed a crime so hein
ous.
It is to the credit of the people
of Virginia that they kept within
proper bounds the; indignation at
the crime of Captain Duncan and
others, who, in their .search for
relics of the Virginia battle-fields,
did not hesitate to desecrate the
rraves of Confederate soldiers. The
crime would have been equally as
detestable, however, if it had been
the grave of a Union oflicer. Un
fortunately, the matter does not
seem to have been regarded in a
very serious light by some reput
able newspapers, from which the
severest condemnation might have
been expected. A Philadelphia pa
per printed a dispatch recently un
der thecaption, "Kebels' Hones As
Soldiers'' Kelics, " in which it was
stated, without condemnation, that
a Pennsylvania regiment had ap
propriated as souvenirs the ghastly
remains of brave men who fell at
Hull Run.
Thoughtlessness ma- have been
at the bottom of much of the ma
rauding that is reported to have oc
curred in the vicinity of Manassas,
Va., and the people of Virginia
w ill doubtless by willing to let it
go at that. It is a matter of con
irratulation that theconditions were
not reversed and Southern volun
teers had been guilty of such mi
conduct in Northern tramping
grounds. If that had been trre case,
it would have been a long time be
fore we had heard the last of it. As
it is, Captain Duncan richly de
serves the punishment which the
court-martial has decreed and the
only regret is that all who were
implicated will not be made to
share it with him.
THAT SLANDER INDORSED.
The vilainous slander of the
white women of North Carolina as
published in the negro pap?r at
Wilmington in its issue of August
IS, has been endorsed by the negro
ministers of that city by the pass
age of the following resolution,
which this same negro paper print
in its issue of August 2i:
"Resolved, That the Minister
ial Union is in hearty sympathy
with the efforts of the Daily Record
in (lelenuing the rights or the race.
and that each minister inform his
congregation of the present situa
tion and endeavor to sustain the
paper by swelling its subscription
list and urging prompt payment."
It is almost past belief that such
an endorsement as this could have
been given to such utterances as
were printed in the Daily Record
of the lsth, by these ministers,
who are looked upon as the most
intelligent men of their race, but
here it is flat-footed and unmis
takable, and printed in the very
paper in which the original slander
was printed.
How true were the words of the
great Vance on the floor of the
United States' Senate when he
said:
'Since theiradmission to citizen
ship they have been elected to
both branches of Congress and
have occupied almost every posi
tion under State authority.' They
have controlled entire States,
counties and municipalities, and in
every instance their rule was mark
ed by failure and ruin. It was a
war against property, intelligence
and respectability. The few years
of their misrule in the South will
be forever remembered in our hist
ory for their corruption, retrogres
sion, and will constitute a damn
able blot on those who authorized
it, and who looked on with com
placency so long as the thieves
were Republicans, the victims
were Democrats. "
Tin: nation will not forget that
the magniiicent work done by our
soldiers in lighting against the
soldiers of Spain has been done in
the face of and in despite of more
serious obstacles than the bullets
or the entrenchments of the enemy.
Ry so much a our heroes were
starved, unsheltered and baffled
and bedeviled by bungling and
criminal incompetency, by so much
is their heroism made more admir
able and conspicuous.
Tlie IUco Crop.
We see from our Southern ex
changes that the outlook throughout
the entire rice belt is exceedingly
promising for a very fine crop, not
only in quality but especially so as to
quantity. Increased acreage in gen
eral, and a most propitious season
thus far will insure increased yields.
Very conservative estimates places
the Louisiana crop largely in excess
of last year, while the crop of the
Atlantic Seaboard will be much above
the average; baring storms then, and
with fair harvesting weather, a big
crop is assured.
Our planters should not lose sight
of the fact that the rice industry of
Louisiana, and even Georgia and
South Carolina, possesses many ad
vantages that we do not enjoy; being
further South, and their season is in
advance to ours, thusenabling them
to enjoy the benefit arising from sup
plying demand for the "New Crop"
which means the cream of the de
mand. Extremely fertile lands and
the very best of seed, coupled with
the latest and most improved meth
ols of cultivation and harvest
ing insures them, not only the
benefit arising from quantity but
quality and, in short, establishes
a competition worthy of our closest
attention. The planters of our
section could, in a measure, offset
many of these natural advantages
of our Southern friends, by closer
attention to their harvesting, cur
ing, and the preparation of their
crop for market.
Many of the objectionable seed, so
troublesome to the mills, and which
materially detract from the market
value of their rice could, and with
but little expense, be removed by
sending children through the crop,
just before same is cut, and having
the seeds pulled up and carried out.
The benefit arising would not only
enhance the value of that crop, but
would eventually reduce the evils of
seed to a minimum.
Too much attention cannot be
given to the cutting and curing.
Rice that is over-ripe yields in mill
ing poorly, and is an untractive
chalky white, clean article that is
never popular with the trade. The
curing in all instances should be very
thorough, and until the rice has tern
pered and become thorough!' dry, it
should never be offered for sale.
Poor seed and careless method of
harvesting, the complete disregard
for curing, cleaning and drying, has
resulted in giving the upland rice of
Eastern North Carolina an unsavory
reputation throughout all markets.
If, with the present crop there could
be inaugerated a concert of action
on the part of our Eastern friends
to harvest their crops carefully, cure
clean and dry same before selling,
this prejudice could be removed, and
the benefit derived would be telling,
and with a crop sufficiently large to
allow the general milling interest to
select their purchases without this
action and care, no planter can ex
pect to realize profitably on his
crop.
The indications are that good, well
matured, but not over-ripe, dry and
clean stock, free from seed and ex
cess red, will be in good demand,
but soft rice, unattractive in color
and appearance, in fact low grades,
will be decidedly neglected. There
is considerable activity in North
Carolina mills, and upon enquiry we
are informed that they are introduc
ing some new machinery, and en
larging their capacity.
National Affairs.
War Department officials, reply
ing to criticisms, allege that the
condition of the troops in camps was
due to the negligence of their of
ficers.
The Spanish have only a few ships
available as transports to take the
troops in Cuba to Spain when the
evacuation begins, and will probably
ask assistance from the United
States, although it is not probable
they will be aided by this govern
ment.
Rear-Admiral Schley was detached
from the command of the second
squadron of the North Atlantic fleet
and ordered to Porto Rico as a mem
ber of the military commission. He
will fly his flag on the New Orleans
and will receive the highest pay of
his rank.
Rout Receipts Must Be Stamped.
Collector Charles II. Treat, of the
second New York internal revenue
district, received Monday a rulinj
from Commissioner Scott affirminj
his decision that rent receipts mus
be stamped, as being the only evi
dence of contract between lessor and
lessee. Commissioner Scott rules
that the receipts for monthly ren
come within the description of
memorandum or contract for the
hire, use or rent of any land or por
tion thereof and to be accordingly
subject to the tax of twenty-fiv
cents. The ruling would seem to
clear away the doubt which has
heretofore existed in the minds of
both landlords and tenants.
Tlll'Vfi is lnm-o (ir-iri-li In fl.lj Cooi;.s
of the country than all other diseases
i l i n'rnt'r. :in mini i no f..
VP:irs :is smmrwoil tn lo inim !,
'le.
For a rreat many years doctors pi
iiouneiHi it a loeai disease, and preseril)
el local remedies, and by constantly
failing to cure with local treatment.
nronoiinrcil if iiii'iira h Mowow.n 1-....
proven catarrh to he a const itutio
disease and therefore requires const i
ial
tu-
tional treatment. lT.-ill's r.-itni-i-h n
e,
manufactured by I. J. Cheney & C
I oledo, Ohio, is the only const itutio
inal
cure on the market. It is t-iLon int..
nally in doses from 10 drops to a tea
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
1 hey oner one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Send for citv-iilnrc
and testimonials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
To (Jive is to Receive.
We must bless if we would receive
a blessing. We must pour the water
from the cup if we would have it
filled again. Life is an exchange of
bounties, a transfer from one hand
to another. Earth gives her portion
to the flowers, they send their fra
grance unto man and man gathe?s
them, decks the path of friendship
and makes hearts sweeter with their
rich fragrance. The sky is mellower
for the passing cloud that lowers be
neath it. The cloud receives the
glory from the orb of days. All
things are tributary to one another.
The glow worm lights a traveler's
path; the pebble turns the tide. Rills
fill the river; rivers send their va
pors forth and again fill the rill. If
love flows our soul unto our neigh
bors, something must be dislodged
within the breast. It may be envy,
pride or hate what matter or it
may be sweetest strain of gratitude
that will gladden some ear, though
not our own. We are but workers,
but not like earthly laborers waiting
for our pay. It conies in God's time
and always at the needed moment.
Keep the waves in motion. Roll the
ball of love heavenward. It will
strike many hearts and gather accel
erated speed. Pass the cup around.
Bid the thirsty drink, for dust will
gather on the cup that stands un
moved, and the water it holds will
become unfit for our own or another's
use.
Political Notes from Billrille.
Only one office in town seeking the
man. The man owes it 500.
The candidates are mortgaging
the mules, and the mules are kicking-
This is the season when the six
dollar man is after the sixty-dollar
office.
There are no politics in heaven.
That's why some of the politicians
wou't go there.
We are disqualified as a candidate
for superintendent of the poorhouse.
Too many of our relatives there.
When we are safely anchored in
position let us not close the office
door unless it lets in a 50 draft.
We never fought in the war, but
we're going through the State cam
paign and that will entitle us to a
pension.
It isn't so much the money that's
in the office it's just the plain, soul
filling satisfaction of beating the
other fellow.
To trade the Check Tux.
The internal revenue department
has made a ruling which is of inter
est to all who have money on deposit
in bank. It is as follows:
"If a bank takes money on deposit,
and it pays out in partial payments
to a depositor upon his signing a re
ceipt for each payment, such a re
ceipt (containing no words constitut
ing an order for payment of money)
does not require a stamp under this
this act."
The effect of the ruling is to enable
depositors to go to bank and sign a
receipt for any sum they desire paid
over to them from their deposit ac
count and be relieved of the neces
sity of stamping the receipt. This
does not of course refer tc checks is
sued to a third party. These are
negotiable papers and must be
stamped.
The pain of a burn or scald is almost
instantly relieved by applying Chamber
lain's Pain I5alm. It also heals the in
jured parts more quickly than any other
treatment, and without the burn "is very
severe does not leave a scar. For
sale by M. E. Robinson & lire, J. H.
Hill & Son, and Miller's Drug Store,
Goldsboro; and J. R. Smith, Mount
Olive.
OOLDSHOHO MARKET KEI'OKT.
Corrected Weekly by llaker, Isler
Wholesale and Ketall Grocers.
Cotton
Bulk Meat ".
Salt 55(a
Lard
N. C. Hams,
N. C. Sides
Meal per sack
Tour '.'.i(d
Sugar, granulated 7
Corn
Oats
Eggs
Hay
Beeswax,
Peas
Co.,
..5J
6.10
1.25
..7i
. .11
...8
1.05
4.
..Oi
..35
.12
..80
..20
..05
Dr. Miles' Nervine
A REMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco.
THE excessive use of tobacco, especially
by young men Is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortens life materially.
Mr. Ed. C. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Costa A'etrs, Martinez, Cal., writes; "I have
used Dr. Miles' Kestorative Nervine and re
ceived much benefit from it. I was troubled
with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless
ness, caused by the use of tobacco and stim
ulants. I took Dr. Miles' Nervine with mar
velously good results. aUaying the dizziness,
quieting the nerves, and enahline ma t
sleep and rest, proving In my case a very
uenenciai remedy." Dr. Miles' Restorative
Nervine Is especially adapted to restoring
the nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances. Itonntt,.
uu sirenginens.
Dr. Miles' Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
fl nervines
benefits or money re-
Restores f
lunaed. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
Z. Health a?
nerves free. Address.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart. Ind
What stoDS Neuralgia? Dr. Miles' Fain PHta.
White Men, Read This!
(Kinston Free Tress, August 2: .)
Editor Free Press: It is doubt
less best for a minister of the Gospel
to be as non-partisan in his politics
as possible. This policy I have here
tofore and will continue to pursue,
but it has come to a pretty pass in
our town when our white daughters
can't walk the streets, free from the
insults that a stripling negro girl,
as black as the ace of spades, much
younger than themselves, is to heap
upon them.
In front of my door to-day I had
to go to the rescue of a respectab'e
white girl, who was attacked by one
of these little coons, with all the
daring and gravity of a lord over his
slave, and, even-without provocation,
as I could see, struck the white girl,
the daughter of a respectable, but
helpless widow of our town.
I want to ask my fellow citizens
whither this tendency will lead, if
white men are to continue to com
mission it?
I must confess that it made my
very soul sick.
C. W. Cr.ANCHARD.
Died at the Age of 101.
Mrs. Demarius Wood ell died at
her home in Fayetteville, Monday
afternoon, at the advanced age of
101 years. Born in the latter part
of the last century in Duplin county,
Mrs. Woodell retained with great
vividness memories of her childhood
and loved to recount little incidents
connected with the war of 1S12, at
which time she was in her young
womanhood. She retained to the
very last every faculty unimpaired,
every organ being in perfect accord
with a healthy condition of the whole
physical structure. The experienc
ed no ailments, but simply passed
away from the debility consequent
upon old age, recognizing and con
versing with friends the moment be
fore her death. Mrs. Woodell was
the mother of 11 children, eight of
whom survive her.
The Navy Department will pro
ceed slowly in the matter of reduc
ing the navy before the peace com
mission has concluded its negotia
tions.
The customs duties collected at
Santiago amount to $102,003 and af
ter paying all expenses, including
city government, $90,000 remain in
the treasury.
Bid You Take
cott's
Emulsion
through the winter? If so, we
are sure it quieted your cough,
healed the rawness in your
throat, increased your weight,
gave you more color, and made
you fee! better in every way.
But perhaps your cough has
come back again, or you are get
ting a little thin and pale.
Then, why not continue the
same helpful remedy right
through the summer? It will do
you as much good as when the
weather is cold.
Its persistent use will certainly
give you a better appetite and a
stronger digestion.
It will cure your
weak throat and heal
your inflamed lungs.
It will cure every case
of consumption, when
a cure is possible.
Don't be persuaded
to take something they say is just
as good.
All Druceists t c. and $i.
Seen i ic Kuwne. Chemists. N.Y.
Special Business Locals.
FOR SALE ONE BROOK'S COT
ton press, iron, in good repair
Also one six-horse power W'atertowr
engine in excellent condition.
A. II. Tolek,
Goldsboro, N. C
FOR SALE A GOOD PAYING Busi
ness in Goldsboro. Requires very
little capital to run it. Enquire for pra-
ncuiars 10 i-ock uox aa-i, liolilsljoro,
X.C.
T OST Oil STOLEN ONE IVANIIOE
jj iieyie made by Indiana Lvcle t o.
No. 122, 255, A suitable reward will b
paid for the recovery of same.
SOUTHEKLAXD, BllINKLEY & Co.
FOll SALE CHEAP-TWO GOOD
portable boilers on skids, 50 and CO
Horse power. Can be seen running at
anj nine.
Goldsboho Lcmbek Co., Dover, X. C
B
ICYCLES AT
SOLTIIEULAXI), KlUXKLEY & Co.
"'QK WILL BUY A FINE GRADE
. heel at
SOUTHEKLAXD, BuiXKLEV & Co.
TOBACCO FROM 15c UP at
SOUTHEKLAND, BuiXKLEY & Co.
s
HOES, SHOES, SHOES! FROM 9,sc
to o per pair at
SOUTHEKLAXD, BlilXKLEY & Co.
B
UGGY HARNESS, ALL GRADES
and at lowest prices at
SOUTHEKLAXD, BlUXKLEY & CO.
jla
Motners
II iVUU a 1113.
For Flatulent
Colic.Dlarrhcea,
Dysentery.'
Nausea. Couehs.
Cholera Infantum, Teeth
in Children. Cholera
Morbus, Unnatural Drains
from the Bowels. Pains.
Griping. Loss of ArmetitA inHi.ttA.
and all Diseases of the Stomach and
Bowels,
Pitt's Carminative
is the standard. It carries children over
me emu-Hi period 01 teething, and is rec
om'?e.udei PbysieiaDR as the friend
of Mothers, Adults and Children It is
pleasant to the taste, and never fails to
B. """""i. a iew uoees win demon
strate its superlative virtues. Price, 2icls.
Dr. Miles Pain rills cure Neuralgia.
IT
mm
LEAN
PEOPLE
Cleanliness goes
with health. If we
have calarrh any-
r) where we can-
not ce wholly
f clean.
' Make system
atic ertorts to
be free from
this disgusting'
disease. Mrs. L. A. Johnston, 103
Pilham and Ripley Sts., Montgomery,
Ala., tells her experience with catarrh
of the stomach and how she was
cured:
" I will state to you that I have
taken eight bottles of your Pe-ru-na
and two of Man-a-lin and rejoice to say,
' Ood bless Dr. Hartman and IV-ru-na."
And I earnestly assure you that it
has done me more good than any medi
cine I have ever taken in my life. I
prescribe it to every one I meet who
is suffering, as the best medicine in
the world, and have made many con
verts who ore now rejoicing in the
great good which they have derived
from the same. I can tell yon that I
am almost entirely relieved of indiges
tion, that great foe which has tortured
me so many years, and can now eat
Rnything I desire without it is fruits or
Bomcthing acid."
To understand the scientific action
of Te-ru-na it is best to have Dr. Ilart-
man's special book for women or his
book on chronic catarrh. These books
are mailed free by the Pe-ru-na Medi-
eino Company, Columbus, O. All
druggists sell Pe-ru-na.
4 k
PEACE INSTITUTE, Kaleigli,X. C.
A. fiimouA Hcliool foi-Oirln. Very thorough inl of ililfl' tii-n.de.
JuiIk t!eo. 1). (iray, (.'uliK'per, Vs., says: "I Sincerely believe it is the very best female school
of which I have any knowledge." Illustrated catalogue free to all who apply.
J AS. Dinwuidii, A. M., Principal.
WANTED!
-AT-
PLANTERS - - WAREHOUSE !
Mulberry, between William and John Streets.
3,000,000 POUNDS OF TOBACCO....
from common sera) to the finest white wrappers for
which the Highest Market Price is Guaranteed.
Our buyers have immensley large orders and say
they must have the-;
GOLDEN -
Come on to the PLATNEUS WAREHOUSE with
your TOBACCO where your welfare and interest will be
looked after.
YOUK FKIENDS,
HARMS & FAULKNER, PROFS. '
TOBACCO
-WHO
BEST PRICES,
Should carry their Tobacco direct to o
The Goldsboro Warehouse,
GOLDSBORO, 1ST. O.
The oldest established Warehouse in town for the sale of
Leaf lobacco.
Best Lighted. Best Auctioneer. Polite and Experi
enced employees and liood Accommodations.
Every sale strictly watched, and top market prices guar
anteed our patrons.
S. W. CHAMBERLAIN, Manager.
C. IS. l'AYI.OR, Auctioneer.
Every Facility for
Fertilizers ! Fertilizers !
2,000 Tons Prolific
(This fir:vilr nf flnnnn cn firnWi, I-r.
x .-w.j
than before).
500 Tons Prolific Guano for Tobacco.
A new brand just put on the market
we solicit a trial.
1,000 Tons Gibbs high grade Guano.
500 Tons Carolina Golden Belt.
500 Tons Farmers' Favorite Fertilizers.
1,500 Tons H. Weil & Bros. Genuine German
rdl n 11, l"ur uvrn Importation.)
2,000 Tons Cotton Brand high grade Acid.
'500 Tons Bone and Potash.
None of these goods need any
ineir previous purchases are our best salesmen.
Orders from dealers and large consumers
especially solicited.
h. wiilT&iRos.
A: HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY!
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID
WONDERFUL HEALING PROPERTIES 1
For Barns, Scalds, Cuts, Wound, BrulMi,
etc., it is invaluable, and fires instant and per-
mtneni reuai. 11
immediately allays
IN CASE
ACCIDENTS.
pain. Nothing is neces
sary but to apply it di
rectly to the parts affect
ed. It will keep
down Inflamma
tion, Gangrene or
Proud Fiesta, and in a short time will heal without
applying anything else. This was fully proved in
Che military hospitals during the late war. it has
performed astonishing cures, both in the case of men
and animals, afflicted with Chronic Sores. It
cleanses and heals obstinate I leers. Bolls,
Carbuncles, Krysipelaaand Running- Sores
of every kind. It destroys the disagreeable effluvia
arising from Cancers, Abscesses, Ulcers, and every
kind of purulent discharge.
FOR THE TOILET NURSERY.
To the water used in bathing; add a umall
quantity of Darby Fluid. It is a purifying
louon mr uic skii neat
ing, cleansing and re
freshing. Removes all
taint of perspiration from
the body or odor from
the feet, and whitens and
softens the skin. Re
HEALING.
CLEANSING.
DISINFECTING.
moving Freckles, &c
Whertver a preventing, healing, cleansing
Injection or Watk it required it it fotithxTj
iat and mott ejficaciout.
Cures Eruptions, Tetter, Piles, Prickly Heat,
Chafing, Sore Feet, Chilblains, Bites and Stings of
Insects, Poison Oak or Ivy. Removes Stains, Ink
Spots and Mildew. Used as a Dentifrice it Puri
fies the Breath, Preserves the Teeth and cures
Toothache, Sore Gums.Sore Throat, and Canker.
Sore or Inflamed Kyea, Catarrh, Hay or
Itose Fever are speedily cured. lrr
fertly hnrmleam, used internally and
rjeternally,
4. H. ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia.
USE DARBYS fluid in every sick-room.
Ilun't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your IJfe Iway.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
nctic. full of life. nt;rve and vigor, take No-To-Bac,
the wonder- worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druKists, 60c or 1. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. . Chicago or New York.
- WEED,
l:inters
irehouse
FARMERS
WANT-
o Opposite Wasli Lamb's Stables,
grading tobacco.
Cotton Grower.
... . . .
", auaiui's whs year even tugiier
of exceptional high-grade, for which
introduction nor commend.
10HBMAH
L mm-1
ACTUALC0MlS63THA5$15PEEOAX
SMITH ii YELVERTOX, Sole Ascnts.
.t rf.DlNT1'R.
FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
TO EVERY
ThisolTi-r is made ly the
ILLINOIS STATE SANITARIUM
provided npf.licutioii to iui.de at onec. in order that
its inventions, appliances and never failing reme
dies may receive tlie widest sille puMieity. and
prove tueir own merits ly aetu.il use and perma
nent mres. No money whatever will be received by
tuo Illinois State Namtarrini from anyone under its
treatment until beneOcial results are acknowledged.
Its remedies and appliances have been commended
by the Dewspa)-rs of Two Continents and endorsed
by the icreatest d ictors in the world . here devel
opment is desired, they accomplish it and never
fail to invigorate, upbuild and fortify.
They infuse new life and enerny. They perma
nently stop all loses which undermine the constitu
tion and produce despondency. Tliey re-tone, re
fresh and restore to manhood, renardless of Ke.
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