THE HEADLIGHT.
Cheapest Advertising Medium
F kid ay Evening,: Jan. 20th 18S8.
35" The office of the Headlight is
w in the "Stanley Building," on
West-Oerter street, near Mulberry.
LOCAL FLASHES.
Remember the poor.
It is just dreadful! we mean the
weather.
Po.i't miss the grandest treat of the
te ison the Wilson & llankins' World
Champion Minstrels, at the Opera
House to-morrow night.
V?e congratulate our Local on reach
ing his 4Cth hirtli d.iy on the 18th
Inst, and hope he may live to see the
return of many such and prosper.
t Tinder the title "A University Thea
tre," George Kiddle, widely known bv
liis public reading, will urge in the bt again.
next number ot I he American m ag
azine a somewhat startling suggestion:
that the dramatic art should be taught
at colleire.
The Spring .Term of Wayne Supe
rior Court will convene in this city
next Monday (Jan. 23rd), and will b e
held by his Honor JFm. M. Shipp,
Judge, Col. Thos. M. Argo as Prose
cuting Attorney. TTo learn from the
efficient Clerk of this Court, Mr. A. T.
Grady, that the State docket is quite
heavy, but that there are no very im
portant cases thereon. The Civil dock-
ft will hardly have much attention
paid to it.
This week, the Goldsboro "Theatre
goers," have had quite a treat almost
every night, at the Messenger Opera
House. On Monday night, the treat
consisted of G alettes famous play
"Held by the Enemy" on Tuesday
night, the "Little Tycoon" by (Jolds
boro's Amateur Troupe under the
auspices of (Joldsboros Ladies' Benevo
lent Society; and on Thursday night
M'He Rhea's famous French Drama
"Frou From" We surmise it will be
a Ions time ere such treats fall to our
Much Ado About Nothing,
The Goldsboro "Headlight," repro
duced the article from the Phoenix
about the Hammond Hotel, without
credit. "We are always glad for our
exchanges to:e!ip us," but please give
credit where it is due. Ro:Lr Jlount
FLoC'itU.
That's right Bio. Lewis. I admire
your pluck ; but how about the read
ing notice in regard to the advertise
ment of T. W. Wood & Sons, Rich
mor.d, which you copied "word for
word" from the Headlight, and pro
duced it in jour last issue, without
"giving credit where it is dee." In
regard to the noiice of the "Hammond
Hotel," we inustsay that the notice was
handed to us by i'commerci il tour
ist," who enjoyed the hospitality of
that excellent house. We didn't know
it, liro. Lewis that this notice appear
ed in your editorial columns. The
golden rule is : "Do unto others as
you would that others should do unto
you." There now !
Mr. Joseph G. Cobb, Proprietor of
The Central Hotel of Wilson, and
Brother of our Townsman, Dr. W. II.
II. Cobb, spent Monday in this city.
Mrs. V". T. Ilollowell, in company
with the Misses, Kill Powell, and
Bettie Harvey, left for Kinston last
evening to visit friends.
Greasy food, tough food, slcppy food .
THE HEADLIGHT S OLD HOME 4 bad cookery, mental worry! late hours,
irregular hauits, and niuny others oth
er things which ought not to be, have
made the American people a nation of
dyspeptics.
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Correspondences, Notices and Imports
pertaini'.!g to HiittMxTo and vicinity should
be audie.-scd to YV. 1. Davis, Battleboro.
We Are sorry to hear that our genial,
polite and efficient Sheriff John It.
Smith is confined to his home by sick
ness. We hope soon to see his smil
ing face, in his usual beat, around the
Court-House.
We regret to learn that Dr. W. P.
Exum, a most prominent Physician of
Saulston Township is lying at his home
Very sick. We are pained to hear
that the attending physician considers
his case critical
A woman in one of the northern
States has inaugurated the practice of
thrashing wife-deserters. The practice
Is a very good one, but the main obsta
cle to its .lforceineut is that the wife
Jeserters generally keep out of the way
of their wives.
The Pabiee establishment of Mr.
Ahcr Fdwards, is daily thronged wih
raer buyers, who are receiving the
benefit of kis "closing out sale." The
pait mercantile career of ilfr. Asher
Ed wards is so well known here, that
further comment is almost useless.
j We noticed quite h delegation of
"Masons nassinc through our city last
3 Thursday, on their way home, from at
tending the Grand Lodge, at Raleigh,
' among whom, we were glad to see our
: old friends Mr J. I. Macks and Alex
i auder Oldham, f Wilmington, N. C.
KFWe noticed quite an improve
ment in the make-up in the last num
ber of our neighbor, the Bocky Mount
J'hoertijr. It has donned a new dress
"all round," and looked as neat and
.clean as a maiden dressed for her nup-
,tial. Cotinuid success to you Drj.
, Levis.
I "Jim the Penman" will be preseut
' e d at thti Messenger Opera House next
iTu.esd-.iv. Do not miss this play if vou
"dotura to spend a pleasant evening. It
will be rendered by the A. M, Palmers'
company, and as the play itself is .one
of the Madison Square Theatre succes
... ses, we predict for them a full house.
Bro. Booker knows how to get up a
. nice paper as shown in the last issue of
the Smithfield llerohl. It has a brand
' new suit, aud shows a good man) other
improvements in the make-up. Typ
ographically sp caking, it is a marvel
of beauty. We hope that the good
people of Smithfield will fully appreci
ate his enterprise.
; It affords us pleasure to inform the
JPublic that County "Script" is easy,
and at par, all the holder of an order
has to do is to present it, on some Sat
urday, to our efficient County Treas
: lire, and down comes the cash in ex
charge therefore."the way to keep your
credit up is to pay the cash down."This.
applies at well to corporations, as to
individuals.
We are of the opinion that the Grand
Lodge of Masons in K. C, could not
have made a better selection for Grand
Master than it did make in tlecting for
a second term, our old friend, Mr.
- Charles II. Robinson, of inimington,
N. C. Throughout all the State, we
,. know of no one who has been a more
; faithful, zealous aud efficient member
.of thitf Ancient Order than Brother
Robinson.
V W regret to lean that Sheriff John
-.R. Smith bad a cudden stroke of some,
thing like Apoplexy, last Tuesday
worning, at his home, near this city
;IIe fell suddenly, and was helpless and
t unconscious for a while. The family
was much alarmed, and sent forthwith
far Dr. Kirby, but before tbe Dr. ar
rived, Mr. Smith had recovered suffici-
ently to sit up. W e hope that he may
j recover from this attack very soon.
I Rev. J.S. Dill, of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
I who has been called to the Pastorate
Many of our readers will be gratified
to learn that the Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar
was confirmed, by a vote of 32 to 28,
by the U. S. Senate, last Monday, as
an Associate Justice of the United
ClIAMI'IOX Mixstkels.
A. J. Galloway, who has been
on a business trip to New York ii the
interest of the A. C. L. rcturasd home
in this city Tuesday night.
Mrs. J. C. Slocomb of Wilmington,
was in the city Tuesday, on a visit to
her mother, Mr?. II. M. Dewey, and
other relatives, aud friends.
nr.. t?jwi I?-...,., :
x.w. M . ja. ut p.c- j atthe usua,houn
dent of the A. x jS. c. It. H., passed 1
through this city on Tuesday en route
for his home in New Berne.
Miss Annie Rrewer, a charming
3"o;mg huh', of Wilson, passed through
here on Tuesday en route for Durham
where she went to act as bride's maid
to Miss Ella Davis-
Cotton 9i,
Seed Cotton, cash 21, trade 3.
' Beautiful Snow" but oh the mud
to follow.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, we regret to
say is still confined to her bed
Rev. Mr. G. M. Duke, will preach
at the Old church next Suudav evening
Rev. W. B. North delivered two ex
cellent sermons last Sunday morning
and night.
Owing to our removal ye local failed
to secure the usual number of locals
this week.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Wilson & Rankin's World Champion
Minstrels will give one of their splen
did entertainments at the Opera IIous
to-morrow niiMit. The reputation of
States Supreme Court. Mr. Lamar's j this company is unsurpassed by any
confirmation was str ongly opposed by j now on tiJC YOU amI presents many
a majority of the Republican Party in novelties never before given by any
the Senate led by such men as Ed
munds, Sherman, Evarts, Ingalls and
Hoar, but we are rej oiced to know that i
a few Republican Senators had back
bone enough to throw off Party shack
les such men as Riddleberger, Stew
art and Stanford and vote with the
Democrats in favor of confirmation.
Mr. Lamar will be the only Northern
man on tho Bench, and is undoubtedly
well qualified.
The new Presbyterian Church col,
jnst finished in this city, was dedicated
last Sunday. We are informed,
the service throughout the day, was
very interesting aud impressive. The
Pastor, Rev. C. Dillard, col, occupied
the pulpit in the morning. Rev, J. C.
McMullen, of the white Presbyterian
church, of this city, preached at 3
o'clock, p. M., to the edification of his
hearers, and Rev. J: L. Savage, col.
of Louishurg, N. C, preached at 7
o'clock, r. M., from the text: Glori
ous things are spoken of th.ee oh ! city
of God" a sei mon well delivered, and
well received. JFe trust, that un
der the leadership of Rev. C. Dil
lard, the educated and efficient Pas
tor,, this church is destined to do a
good work among the colored people
of this community.
Capt. W. II. Green, Superintendent
of the Richmond & Danville, has been
promoted to General Superintend
of the Richmond fc Danville system,
with his office in Washington, D. C.
minstrel troupe in this country. Read
the following from the Harrisburg,
Pa, Patriot : I he theatrical season in
Harrisburg opened last night at the
opera house with Wilson & Rankin's
minstrels, aud if every performance
throughout the season is as good, it
will be by far the most wonderful that
this city has experienced. "The only"
George Wilson was at his best, and cap
tured the large audience with delight.
Griffin and Ardel in the fun on the
quiet and Leopold and Bunnell in
their merry musical melee were mo.t
pleasing feature? of the performance,
and the quartette in their special parts j v;iuu:nfrton N. C.
are vers superior, ine music was of
a high, crder and the jokes were new.
The costumes were pretty expensive,
and in all the exhibition was good.
Mr. Simon Lamlauer, of Albion 1
N. Y, who has been for the past two
weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs. II.
31. Strouse. returned to his home oa
Wednesday.
3Ir. Arthur Tilncy, representing
that well-known house of Charles
Wright & Co., manuf icturing chemists,
I of Detroit, Mich.,, was in the city on
j "Wednesday in the interest of his firm
! Miss Li die Johimn, a tmst chinn
ing young lady of Winston, who has
j been visiting the family of Mr. John
! H. Powell for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home on Thursday
much to the regret of her many friends.
Capt. Wm. B. Kendrick, who is
General Manager of the University
Publishing Company of N. Y , for the
States of N. C, and Va., was in our
city Monday in the interest of hi? com-
1 panv, ana leit on me loiiowinr aav ior
Tnt: Viiiriiu'LK A:.l. S.vri:.
j The vestibule train promises to be
j come in a short time the only popu'.ar
I ly recognised method of railroad trav
el. It has just been discovered that
a conveyance built on the continuation
plan is free from the dangers now ex
perienced in ordinary passmer curs.
Not many mornings ago a "limited ves
tibule train" on tuj Pennsylvania line
near Pittsburg, when going at full
speed, ran into a heavily-I.ided freight
train. Both locomotives were smash
ed t ) pi'es. but the passe;
luwly-cvntrived conveyancv
the shock, and were moony.
Mr. Henry Blount, the gifted and
ehxpient editor of our valued contem
porary, the Wilson 3Jt'rr9i made a fly
ing visit to this city 011 3Ionday, and
gave us the pleasure of a call. Truly,
I tlierc is (inly o;if Henry litouut, and
j only one Wilson Mirror.
' Rev Columbus Durham, of Durham,
j former Pastor of the Baptist church
j this citv, but who is now the Secretary
j of the Baptist State Convention, spent
' a few days here this week, visiting old
j friends. He informs us that he will
j make Raleigh his headquarters, on and
! after the -first of nxxt month. '
Several of our colored citizens are
leaving here to work on the Truck
farms near Norfolk.
Mr Wm. Wells and family left last
v. eek for their new home in Virginia.
e wish them every success.
The Battlcboro Headlight will pay
you a visit next week, give it a hearty
w elcome by subscribing to and adver
tiscing in the same.
Wc ask our former friends and pat
rons to rally to the support of the Old
Battlboro Headlight aud give her a
send off that will ucver be forgotten.
Remember: No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings hcalthand happiness . to the
dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a
bottle. 75c
l'i:EtVEXTLY accidents occtrinthe
houseold which cause burns, rut
sprains and bruises: for use in such,
cases Dr. J. II. McKean's Volcanic Oil I
Liniment has for many years been the
instant favorite family remedy.
WIVES! ilOTHEIW! DAUGHTERS
Be Yui k Owx Physicias! A laly who
fVr years suffered from dLstressiivg female
complaints, weaknesses, etc., so common to
her sex. and had despaired of a cure, finally
found remedies which compijctkly cfi:v:i
her. Any suficrcr can use them and thus
cure herself, without the aid of a physician.
From feelings of CTatitude she will send
two prescriptions which cured her and
n illustrated pamphlet entitled "The
Stepi'Ixo-Stoxk to IIealtu,' and full
instructions, sealed
cent stamp), M its. W. C. IIOLMLS, twts
Broadway, X. Y. (xame this pajer.)
TUALNS COING SOUTH.
"November,"
Leave We Idem -Arrive
ILockv Mount
Arrive Tarboro
Leave Tarlyro
Arrive Wilson
Ieave (Jojtt.s!oro
Ix-ave Warsaw - -I'avc
Magnolia
Leave Wilmington
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PUBLISHERS DEPARTMENT.
Dr. McLeans Pellets for sale at the
Post Office.
Call at the Post Office for Mrs. Joe
Person's Remedy.
The cotton Fanntw's Journal for sale at
the Tost Office.
Dr. McLean's Volcanic Oil Linement
and Tar Wine Lungr Balm for sale at
the Post Office.
-'I'S Kl t:l J
b::rely iV.t
nirv.ict.d to
it ! such :i slight extent tint thev flighted
aiur ucmg LK'uugtit to t SuAiitt jL-u .r.ia
Lis:.:reiy proce-jd.-d to view tim reuiains
of !f!ilerj. i';:!i!i.:'t Kf'-n'si :.
tV'. B. Ryder, former m-istcr of trains j Uudor tii0 oi(I ,vst,M)lj inste:id of trav
atGreesboro, succeeds Capt. Green as elc-rs being tit libei tv to examine the
Superintendent, and J. II. Walsh, of
Richmond, succeeds Mr. Ryder. The
KetcxS? Ob ercer sketches Capt. Green's
career briefly as follows: "lh'spro-
G OLDSBORO MARKET REPORTS
( oi:n:.CTi;i ny
B. M. Fkivktt & Company
Cotton Ii;ive: and . .! sr.le Provision and
Grain LV-.ders.
JF YOr WISH TO POOM YOUR BUSI-
N1-.M ADVKKTISE IN THE "IlEAD-
LICJIIT."
If you have anythinjj to sell adver
tise it, in tlie Headlight is the med
um in which to reach the people.
Try it
CitorrY sufibcations. nigit coughs
and a'l the common affections of the
throat and lungs quickly relieved by
J)r. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung
Balm.
broken parts of t
ery, their exertions ai
were limited ia manv
motion is the result of solid worth and
merit. Not a great many years ago
Capt. Green was a locomotive engineer
on the North Carolina road ; then he
was made conductor ; from that posi"
tion he stepped into the ofiSee of mas
ter of transportation: later he became
superintendent of the line which posi
tion held for sometime and now he be
comes superintendent of one (f the
largett aud most important railroad
systems in the country. Mr. E. B
Thomas, geu'al manager ot the sys
tem has by this appointment 6hown a
discrimination and judgemeut that the
R. & D. system cannot well do without
and his selection will meet with gene
ral approval.
An Assigxmemt.
We regret to announce that the firm
of Sol. Einstein & Co.', of this city has
made an assignment, making Mr. Sol.
WcM assignee. Their liabilities are
First class, $10, 128, 17. Second
cUss, )GG.07. The assets consist of
all the stock of goods, wares and mer
chandise now in store of said firm, and
all their notes, judgements, accounts
and claims in action due or belonging
to said firm and all cash deposited in
Bank of New Hanover and all their
other, personal effects whatsoever.
They reserve a personal exemption of
$500 to each member of the firm to
wit: Sol. Einstein and Helen Einstein.
The amount of assets is not known.
pr pvl i i n mac h 1 n-
l scope of action
instances to an
! inspection of rhiir own persja il fr.;g
j ments. The ad vantage of the new plan
j is, therefore, to be seen at a glance,aiid
once the value of the vestibule train
i comes to be fuiiv known timorous peo
ple will refuse to travel by any othor.
In the case refered to where tvvo trains
collided not on ly did the p issengers
escape injury, but the new train was
untouched. As soon as the line be
came clear another locomotive was at
tached, and the journey continued with
out furtner interruption or disaster.
Railroad companies, for their own in
terest, will .probably appreciate the
new idea almost as soon as persons who
go to and fro on wheels at their own
expense ai d at great risk of life and
limb. If taey do not, tve thall be
greatly s urprised.
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PERSONAL.
Dr. E. Porter, a prominent citizen
of Rocky Point was in the city on
Tuesday.
Mr. II. iJoms, of Tarboro, pasecd
through here last Aonday en route for
Atlanta.
Cotton. - -j
C. II. Sides, -1
iie.s.-i IVrk, - -
Lard.
! ,'. C. I Jams. -!
1 Unit's, - -
1 3if!,
j Flour,'
! Com, -
J Oats.
iicaswax, - -
f 5 !:';.-) Cts.
. f itfrT? Os.
17,-"(fri7-jUjer iihl.
f fc! Cts.
oM, Tww, 10 Cts.
- - - -t:ill Cts. iK-rl.l.
(pr 100 lbs.) 140M).
. - , . - -j.-ifi.-, .-0 per l.bl.
- 7C',(T Ct;. ier bash.
hit (a 00 per bush.
-' l""r lb
An Avaricious Jfan
V lij' is an avaricious man like one with
a slioit memory? l!c isalwajs for-tMtinii,
J-ut tli-' wis' p.i!-ent never forqets Taylor's
Clierokee. Ileineiiy of Sweet Gum ami ilui-
Ieiii, tbe croup preventive, and cough and
consumption cure.
When you are constipated, with loss
of appetite, headache, take Dr. J. II.
McLean's Little Liver and Kidnev Pel
lets. They are pleasant to take and
will cure you. 'lo cents a vial.
TUAIXS GOING SOUTH,
Jje.iv Wilmington
. ' Magnolia.
Arrive Warsaw
Arrive OoUlsboro
leave lyUson. :
Arrive 1 lucky Munt
12:ar am
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T:40 am
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tU9
Arrive Tarlwro
Leave Tarboro ,
Arrive VVeldon
4:TiO
10:00 .
2;45 p m
Bucklen's Arnica Salve
The Best Salve in the world for
cuts bruises Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter Chapped Hands,
Chilblanes, Corns, and Skin Eruptions
positively cures Piles, or no pay requir
ed. It is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cs per box. FOR SALE
BY all Druggists. feb 14 1 yr -
If you spit up phlegm, and are
troubled with a hacking cough, use
Dr. J. II. McLean's Tar Wiue Lung
Balm,
In cases of Fever and ague, the
blood is as effectually, though not dan
gerously poisoned. by the effluvium of
the atmosphere as it could be by the
deadliest poison. Dr. J. II. McLean s
Chills and Fever Cure will eradicate
this poison from the systfeni. 50 cents
a bottle. -
Trains on the Scotland Neck Urancbro4
1:IV V l!slirv for Snitl'nJ VL- .
Auuress (wnn i JK in upturning leaves Scotland Neck at
v; t't a 111, daily except Sunday
Trains leave Tarlioro, X.C., via Albtw
iiurlm .& Kab i-'li K. i;., exeep .Sunday,
WM) p. m. Sunday 5M) p. arrive at
Williamson, N. C, at 8:10 p. m. lietnrn
in, leavesWilliainston, X. CM drily ex
cept Sunday at MM) a. m. Stindav at 0:SO
a. m. Arrive at Tarboro, K." C, 10.-05;
leave at 11 iM) a. u.
Trains 011 Midland, X. C. Branch leav
Gldsboro, X. ;., Uaily except ShikUt at
8;:10 j m. Keturnitig leaves Smithfield' N.
Cat 10;4.r a m, arrive at Goldsboro X C, at
if ma 111,1
Train No 40 Sonth. will stoD odIt at
Wilson, Goldsboro and Mainiolia.
Irani AOM4 makes close connection at
Wfbfcm fotall jioiuts Xorth daily. All rail
via lichuiond daily except Sundays via Bay
Line: " "-'
Tmftis make ''Close -connection for ali
points XtJti vLi lJirbmoad A: Waxbington.
iniKs rxui soliil between Wllininf;tca
and Washington arid haw Pullman Talae
Sleepers attached. .--- . :
J F Kkxly, Jso F Divise.
Sup't Transrnrtation. Gan Sunt..
T. M. EiiMEItsox, Gentral rassenger A gt.
You will have no use for spectacles
if you use Dr, J. II. McLean's
gtrenthcning Eye Salve:-, it remove,
the film and scum which accumulated
on the eye balls, subdues inflammation,
cool ana soothes the irritated nerves.
strengthens weak and failing sight.
25c. a box.
MARRIED
On Thursday last, Miss- Emma Ad
ams, a beautiful young lady of this city,
was united in the holy bonds of wed
lock toJir J. V. Howell, of Faismis.
His Honor, the mayor performing the
ceremony. They left that evening for
Faisons, where a reception was held,
and returned to this city yesterday
Mrs. II. B.
visiting the
dens here.
fJiddcns, of Clinton, is
family cf Jit. L. L. U id-
Mr. W, II: Strickland, business
manager of "Jim the Penman," was
in the city on Tuescfay.
Mr. C. T. Willis who has been ab
sent for the last week on business, re
turned home on-Tuesdiy night.
Mr. L. Edwards departed for Hen
derson on Tuesday, to superintend the
opening of his branch store there.
Mr. William P. Hurd, of the Wil
mington IifcsK-njeri gave us a pleasaut
call while in the city oa Monday.
Mr. S. L. Dill, of Xew-Rern, the .Su
perintendent of the A. &. i. C. R.
R., was in thft city on Wednesday
Mr. John F. Woe-ten, a prominent
lawyer of Kinston was in the city
LITEIIAUV NOTES.
The poet Whittier has a ball id en
titled "The Brov.-n Dwarf of Rii?en".
in the January &f. Kidohir,. E. II.
Riash field furnishes it v, it'n several il
lustrations. The anniversary of the
px-t's birth, about to be celebrated,
lends interest to this the longest poem
he has given to the public in some
years.
Prof. John Tynd ill sprmt some time
hut fall on the Alps taking observa
tions of the sky, and.he h is written one
of the most i:np irt mt and interesting
of his popular scientific essays on the
subject,, which has been bought for ex
clusive use by the Foriini, and will ap
pear in the Februrary number. Sena
tor Culhrni will write in the same num
ber on "T lie Government and the Tel
egrjph:" Prof. W. T. Harris on "What
shall the Public Schools Teach I :
Jude W. D. Kelly on "How Protec
tion Protects," and Dr. Austin Flint
on "Tire Mechanism of the Singing
Voice.
Judr" Win. D. Keller, tho protec
tionist leader in the House 'of Repre
sentatives, his written a plain state
ment of "ilow Protection Protects,"
which is likely to be the protectionist
platform for the Presidential Cam
paign. It will appear in the Forum
for February. In the same number
Senator Culloni will have a paper ad-
i vocattng the Governmental control of
I the telegraph. Prof John Tvndall
; writes about "T
Foi: sick headache, female troubles,
neuralgic pains in the head take Dr.
J. H. McLean's Little Liver and Kid
nev Pellets, "lb cents a vial.
Old people suffer much from dis
orders of the urinary organs, and are
always gratified at the wonderful effects
of Dr. J. H- MeLern's Liver and kid
ney Rahn in banishing their troubles.
$1.00 per bottle.
Give Them a Chance
That is to say, your Iuns. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air-pa ssagef, but the thousands
of little tubes and cavities leadiug
from them.
Imperfect digestion and assimilation'
produce disordered condition" 'of 'the
system which grow and arc - confirmed
by neglect, Dr. JJLMcLtarfs Ht.rength-
cntng Cordial and lilood Purifier, by
its tonic properties, cures indigestion
and gives tone to the stomach. $1100
prr bottle. ' "v 1
Great Excitement in Tens.
Mr. D. I. Wileoxson, of I Iorso Cove Ky.,
says he was for many years badly alllicted
with pythisie, also diabetes; tlio pusus were
almost eiiduralile and would sometimes
abe.ONt throw him into convulsions. lie
tried Klccirie IJitters and ant reiief from
the first bottle and after taking six bottles,
was entirely cured, and has gained in liesh
l.w'lbs- Savs he iKistivelv believes lie would
have died, bed it not leen foa the relief af
forded bv Electric Hitters. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by all druggists. 2
Thft Verdict Unanimous
W. D. Suit, Druisf, Hippos, lnd, testifies
'! can reecoiiiend Electric Hitters as the
very best reined v. Everv bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man "took
six Lottie and was cured of Khcumitisiii of
10 years' standing." Abraham Hrae.
druguist. Iieliville, Ohio, atlinns: rTbe
best selling medicine 1 ever handled in my
in years, experience, is fclertru Hitters
Thousand of others have added their testi
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Hitters do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Hlood quIj a hall dollar
a bottle at any Drugstore.
When these arc clogged and chooked
with matter which ought not to be
there, your lungs cannot ban uo their
work. And what they do they cannot
do well
Call it cold, cough, croup, pnuemon
ia, catarrh, consumption or any of the
family of throat and nose and head an
lung obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
1 ne sure way to get rid of them. That
is to take Roschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you at 75
cents a bottle. Even if everything
else has failed you you may depend up
on this for certain.
A Proud Woman's Airs.
Why is a proud woman like a music box?
one is lull of airs. And if thev blow 011
her, coughs and colds must fowl low. Do
not neglect a cold, but tako Taylor's. Chero
kee Kemedy of Sw eet Gum and Mullein
The Man in tliaMoon..
How does the sailoY know there 'is a man
m the nioonP. Hecause hejuujhtieii to see
(s'a) and states that whenover he has
"ugh or cold he- takes Taylor's' C'herok.)e
liemedv of Sweet Ouin and Mullein.
Piedmont Alp Lhe Route.
Richmond .&. Danville Railroad.
Condensed '"Schedu'e in Effect Sept. kh.
TRAINS KUBV,75i MEK1DIAX : TiAIE.
Soiuhbound Dail'. Ko. 50 """No. 5J
Lve New York, 12 15 a m
" nuiiidelnhia. 7 20am
" Haltimore, 9 45
" Washiii'rtoii, 11 24 "
" Char tesville, 3 35 p m
" Lynchburc:, o 50 "
Lve Richmond' . 3 10
" Hurkeville, 6 17 "
" Keysville, . . r .17
" Drakes Hr'ch, (i 15
; " I)aniile,: ' 8 M) "
j " Greensboro, 10 44 "
LvE"(ioMsTxro, 3 SO '
-Ja,'Wr. - -.-.,.t.50:i. m,
" Ilurbaiu, (j :,2 "
" 'JhajH-l Hill, fS 13
. llillltoro, - 7 23 t
!
4 30 p iv
0 S7 "
V 42 "
II 00
3 00 ana
S 05 "
I Halem, :,T
I ' Ilifih Kmit,
Kitisbury,
Ar .Statesville,
44 Aslicvilk,
44 Hot springs,
Lvk Concord,
44 Chailottc,
44 pailaiihurj:,
44 (ireinville. .
Ar Atlanta,
f7 20
'11 10
12 37 a m
.1 26 44
2 25 am
5 2S 4
6 4:t 44
1 20 pm
2 SO 44
4 23 44
n 05
5 2b44
H 05 44
0 48 44
S 10 44
T'OOam"
2 37 44
3 80 44
C 30 44
10 16
11 13 44
12 31 p m
5 3S .
7 35 "
1201 am
1 00 pm
3 34 44
4 48
10 40 44 .
Northbound--Daily. No. 51 No. 53
Lvk Atlanta, ,
Ar (Iieemille,
jU 'Siirtanbnrg,-
f .J CLarlott, ....
' .- " ConeortJ,..
44 Salisbury,.
Ar High 1'oint,
44 Gi t-eusboro,
7 00 pm
1 01 a m
2 13 "
5 05 a ni
C 00 .
(i 44. 44
7 57 a m
28 44
8 40 pm
2 84 p m
3 4fi
- 0 25 44 :
7 23 44
8 02 . 44
0 Hpm
0 40 44
"44 Salem, -
Ar Uillsboro,
44 Durham,
44 Limpet Hill
44 Ral. inh,
44 Goldsboro,
Ar Danville,
4- Drakes Br'cli,
44 KrysvilW,-
44 Hiiikeville;
44 Richmond, '
11 40 44 fn 34 a m
12 00 p m
12 45 44
fS 15 44
2.10 44
4 35 44
10 10 km
1244 pm
' 1 f)04
1 40 44
3 45 44
f2 41 am
f4 05 ,
fV.Ss".""
11 45 44
11 20pm
244 am
3 03 -8
55 44
6 15 44
1 15 44
3 40 " '
11 25 44
3 OOara
C 20 44
2 00am
4 10 44'
8 10 44
10 03
12 35 p H
3 20 44 ;
If your kidneys are inactive, you
will feel and look wretched, even in
the most cheerfull society, aud melan
choly on the jolliest occasions.' l)r.'J.
II. McLean's Liver i:a Kidney Balm,
will set you right again $100. per
bottle. Aug. 10. 3m. ' -
of the Mssionrry Baptist church, this f m0Tnn to make it tie-ir future home. I Monday registered at the "Hotel
wishes for their future happiness and
success.
, city, filled the pulpit of that church ! Wg tender u t iieartfeit
last bunday morning and night. He
f preached, wa are informed, two most
I excellent sermons to the edification,
I and delight of the congregation. He
I is a young man, and finished his educa-
tion at tho Seminary of the Southern
I Baptist Convention at Louisville' Ky.
Jit is hoped and thought that he will
I accept the call.
Gregorj-.
Capt. Swift. Galloway, who has been
attending Fender' Superior Court.
Married at the residence of Mr. II. returned to his i)0nie hl thh city oll
S. Hazell this city, 011 H tdnesday the ! W'ednesdav.
18th inst, Mr J. P. Albright to Miss-j
Nannie Ronev; Rev. Columbus Dm- ! Mr' C' T. Currie, a promir.ent basi
ham of Durham, officiating. They left nessman ck ia spending
in the afternoon for Durham N. C, a few days in this city, combining busi-
Skv." Dr Austin
Flint abo-it"Th3 Mechanism of the
Singing Voice," and Darius Lyman
about 'Impediments to our Domestic
Commerce."
It is ten years since 4,Iloxy" appear
ed in the Cev.;!';i and during ibis pe
riod the author .-if "The lloosicr School
master" his written no fiction except
two or three short stories. But, tempt
ed by the possibilities of a iiopular
version of a trial in which Abraham
Lincoln was a chief actor. Mr Eggle
ston has now returned to his old field
and written a new novel of Western ,' fouud it to do what is claimed for it.
life entitled "The Grayscns, a Story of j The last bottle and two packages did
Illinois." The st"ry is said to be me no good and were worse than noth
marked by humerous character-draw- j ing. I sec it is not put up by J. II,
inr, strong, and exciting situations ; 1 Zeilin & Co., and not genuine, and a
and a sympathetic understanding of waste of money to buy it. I would be
the country and people described. The ! glad to get the pure and genuine,
novel was written before any part of Send me some from honest hands (wite
the life of Lincoln, by Messrs Nicolay
Uncles Fat Wife.
Why is the letter V l.ke uncles fit wife
going up hill? It m.'ikcs ant pant (aunt)
and cooling oil' too soon produces ceughs
ami colds. Taj lor's Cherokee Kemedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullein will cure her.
t
Fkrxaxdixa, Xassua Co, Fla.
March '29 1880. "I have used Dr.
Simmons Liver Regulator and alwavs
Mock Agony, -
what wine Is mock :fony?-: Chamj agna
(sham pain). If it. was a ic -pain in the
lungs or chest, .Taylor'. Cherokee Kcme
dj of JSweet Gem aud3Iullelu will cur it
In Brief, and To The Point - 5
. Dyspepsia is dreadful. . lKsorjdcr?d
liver is miferj., jlndiestlQn t !bc
to goodnature", 'f '.V... lt
The human iligestivcapperatus isour
of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It is easily put out
of order. '
Ml. JOB PBRSDH'S
Ar Lynchburg,
44 CI :ar. grille, ,J
Washington,
44 Haltimore,
; 'l'hiladelphia; -:
4t- New York, .
Daily. ' ' fDaily, except Kiilay.
' itILLMAN-CAE' SEEVI0E-
On trains 50and 51, 1'ullman Buffet Sleep
er 1otw.)en Atlanta ad Xw Yoi k.
cn trains 52 and 53, 1'ullinan Iiuffa
Sleej.ers 'between Washingtou ' and UonU
Comefy; Washiugton and AugusU Tull
piau Meeper tietneen llicbmoud and
Greensboro. Pullman .Sleeper between
(treenshoroand Jialeigb. lullman I'arpr
Car 4iet wecu Sali&bur)- and Knoxvi U,
Through tickets Cn ' sale at principal tla
tl6nto'all'i)oi'iit!i. . --
.tr. rales nyd mformatiou ajply to aar
agent'of the coinjiany, or to
hVUUAASi - JAS.-L. TlYlJUns
'1. 51 Gen'l i mm. At'
J. 3. rOTTS, Div. IW Ag.t '
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V. A. TURK, Jir,, Paw. Ar t.
' HALE1GII. X. C.
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Laboratort, Kittrcirs N.J.- -
F o r a 1 1 B 1 e o d D i seas c.
By all Drdggist-
the home of the groom.
ues with pleasure.
arul IHy, had been published, and the
appearance at this time of Mr. Lincoln
. as an important anxiliary clnricter in
i a work of Hctlon is a pure coincidence.
red Z and Zeilin k Co.'s signature on ! For Sale in Battleboro by W. P. Davis
wrapper) 1 tie fictieous stuff sold will j
injure "Some one badly.
Your Ob't Scrv't
BEXJ. T.KICli.
and J. P. Stewart.
July 20th 'S7: lyr.
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ATTRACTIVE
. STOCK OF
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that wis ever shown in a cora
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