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THE iEADLIGHT. 4. ROSCOWER, Editor k Proprietor "HERE SHALL THE PllES THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNA WED BY INFLUENCE AND VNBRIBED BY GAIN." EIliHT PAGER. r VOL. III. NO. 13 GrOLDSBORO N. C. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1889. Subscription, $1.00 Pr Year. LAPIES - COLUMN. MRS. HARRISON EN WORKING ATTIRE A young oman. who is a relative ol Mrs. Harrison, telh an amusing story ol icr first call upon the fir-: lady a few months ago. She sent up her card in the ipproved fashion and in a few minutes Mr:- Harrison came into the Bine Room. bout the head of the ird'tress of thf White House was wrapped a towel, tn pinned tc her waist was a large kit :", ipron ?frs. Harrison looked as if sht had been at work, Chicago Herald. P Absolutely Pure. flty non be p lav POV 31 y Rlo k is topic R:t h enable; Hg fresh and 1 I I 1 i l In f slim le I 1 buy aiid sell all k i L-.i. .. l J . 1 Kt margins Bc sine and give w alt 1 JiU powder i rength ai 1 tfoJU) 1)'' !. A incite if pa. Minol ido ..f FUN. The pig who gets into clover thinks ike ' r is mightier than the pen. Water differs from a good many things n that it is highest when there is most : 11 I when a man is in the iron grip of iverty that his clothes begin to get I i rty may bring ill-health in its train; but it ensures quick treatment by the doctor. Puck. A river is one of the queerest thing out its head isn't near as big as its mouth. Kentucky suite Journal. The man who married his pretty type writer op rator found that she refused to bo dictated to afterward. New York or re EDWARDS. The Original Leader of Low Prices, 2 OL . R. THOMPSON, DEALEfl IN Family and Fancy .1 shed daily, my custom MA very low Please. of count ry i he highest I the eheap- OIVB THE GIRLS A CHAN E ' Oh, how glad I am that I did not i marry that man!" said ;i young lady not lon ago, as she watched a passing fig ore. "How handsome I thought he was. and how infatuated I was with him! Fortunately, just then 1 went to B to make a visit, '; naming a large city, "and my little eighteen-year-old country idea: of men changed. I can see now that I should have been miserable with thai man, and I can not be too thankful that have mine pulled out.'' I was taken away from my folly in the Sol Tingle "I was told to-day that nick of time!" , that lovely Miss Perkins was worth more But many a girl lias not been "taken than fifty thousand in her own right, j away in the nick of time' and every wo- Fidus Achates "Hump! That's noth i man can guess something of the misery : ing to her pa value' Judge. which such girls have endured, however j "Yes " '-aid the dentist, as he vanked faithfully they may have labored to make ; a . at a tooth regardless of his patienfs the best of their situation. vey ..a man is bound to succeed at his jcurncu A hen-pe ked husband said in extenu ation of his wife's raid upon his scalp "You see, she takes her own hair off so easily she doesn't know how it hurts to ill FALL g WINTER, itgjb I take great pleasure in announcing to my friends and patrons that my MAMMOTH STORE is now FULL AND RUNNING OVER with the largest and most varied assortment of RICH Give the girls a chance. "Widen their horizon, dispel their sentimentality, and do not shut them away from young men of their own station in life. Then we shall hear less about ' runaway mar riages.1' Ladies' Home Journal. n 1 , arket 'ATTKX- V TTS HE LEADING JEWELERS. O. wmMm St -J i vrw are, 'IK-t.. Jewelry, SjM'CSiM ! -. t. Grantlv Rrrucod Priees. All goods warranted a - represent or money refunded. ave my persom E II VV i! I ( 111"-. II ' 'V TUT Tp t ' ITU . I 1 11 ost last in. '.- nd nromntlv ;spond with 1 1 l make a k asts, Pegs. et BEAU That 1 am bI as ever a purest lie repai r Ul work . w it rs, ill I il i, AH ADMIRER OF AMERICAS WOMEX. j Vienna is noted for its beautiful women. It is therefore of interest to read what a Viennese writer in the Neue j Frcie Pressc has to say about American women, who, he declares, if they are not i always beautiful, at least know how to make themselves appear so. "Xo- j where." he says, "have I seen so many j beautiful women as in America, includ- j j ing even old women with white hair. I The native American girl, especially it" j ! of English or Scotch descent, is large and j slender, generally blonde, with regular j i features and remarkably small hands and j feet. The complexion is often pale; J rarely do they have the fivh color of a i Viennese girl. The most beautiful girl j i 1 have ever come across in my lite 1 saw in a New York store She was a Amor- ! ican of Spanish descent, of a literally j dazzling beauty, such as T had never be fore encountered in life or n canvas.'' j He contrasts the conjugal devotion of American husbands with the selfishness j of German husbands, and -ays his ezperi- ence has taught him to believe that the happiest marriages arc those of Ameii- j can men to German women. work, provided it is done with sufficient pai as , -1 Me reka r t Tra veler. First Anarchist "The time is nearly ripe for another uprising, I think. Are .ou ready to go through fire for the good of the cause?" Second Anarchist "Go through fire? Why, I'll even go 5ary 'Terre AUD BEAUTIFUL GOODS OF EVERY GRADE I EVER HAVE HAD, I have been in the Northern Markets for over six weeks selecting such goods as I knew would please my customers, and now as my shelves are loaded down with all the novelties of the season I propose to make things lively. I SHALL MAKE BET GOODS TUMBLE, And the F rices Down to Almost Nothing. It is a fact which cannot be d sputcd, that I can save you at least 25 "Oer Cent. n a!" cur pun haMs you have to make. You all know thai when a man buys his goods from Ibo ifafiutaulurOFb' and pays tho hard cash down, he is able to undersell all others who are buying their goods on "tick." JNot only the (xoldsborn merc hant?, but all the merchants in the State. If anyone advertises to sell you pair of shoe for $1, I shall sol! them tor To cents. Jf you run buy Checked Bbmeapun cNewhere for 5 ceuN. I shall sell it for 4 cents. A Suit of Clothes which you may Think Cheap 810 1 guarantee to Bell for So. A A -1-4 Sheeting, it anyone dare to oilVr at 6 vents, I shall do better and come down to ." cents. Any kind of Drees Goods you may tbinlc u Genuine Bargain at 10 cents. I shall put down to 6 cents. flU ker i XPERI- tisly the ; neatly to cor nea. Uamlock -.I) hand . such aa W eop k of Wines and mm which are by the doct u mended so carry v a i FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be bold very low. J. T. GINN, John Street. W. KlXOJf. - - SWIFT GALLOWAY. NIXON & GALLOWAY, A TTOR H B TS -AT LAW, GOLDSBORO, N. 0. 'friCE: Room "No. 2, Law Building, stairs. 2 f Revolvers, FASHION NOTES. On cloth dresses the ornamentation is generally of a riat description. Feather bands arc used to tri-ii the most dressy velvet jackets and pelerines. fmnranse velvet, crowns are thoughl stylish on all kinds of hats for children. Large plaited rosettes of white and yellow erape are a popular trimming for black felt hats. Velvet bodices in Spani' h fashion arc worn Tvith skirts of diaphanous material for evening dress. Vests, sleeves and girdles made ot vel vet are the most conspicuous features oJ winter wool dresses. Prune cloth dresses have garnitures cither of black or Suede color. Of course, the latter shade makes the more youth ful costume. Tartan shoulder capes in triple folds, with long square front, also triple folded, are seen among the utility short wraps for early fall wear. The exquisite "iiuih" which i put upon all dresses and mantle?, and which is the distinguishing feature of the tinu is an ouieome of the tailor gown. Even street dresses arc cut in the four scam, or Princess form, the skirt and waist all in one. even when sepai bodice is stimulated by the belt and pikes. Professor Thompson, of g i- u survey, who has been a, woi u tar K'-a.. Nev.. making surveys aud maps, for the purpose of establishing reservoir sites for the purposes of irrigation, is rery en thusiastic regarding the work, and says the result will exceed his most sanguin expectations. He is confident that through irrigation miliioiis ol acres ol wid lands on the Pacific eoas! can be : slaimed and made produ through water if it Haute Esprest. "Papa, can't a human being move the upper jaw2" ' Oso, my son, and it's a great question in the minds ol the court if some of the under jaws ought, not to have been hoppled in some way;" and he looked hard at the maternal partner in the concern. DanstilU Breeze. That I am Bound to Undersell Evcriilodn. Causes of Quaker Longevity. It is quite true that, many "Friends" live long. It is equally true that certain i umsl in their history militate against long life. Among these latter intermarriage is perhaps the most im portent of all. The followers of George Fox have never been very numerous, but until late years they have been extremely isiv . The inevitable result ot that I i been extensive intermarriage throughout the whole community, Th consequences of the frequency of inter marriage have been and are ill very ev ident. Quakers, as a class, are not mus cularlj robust; many of them are decid 1 edly anaemic, and not a few are mentalh feeble. Yet, in spite of these practica' and Berious drawbacks, the Friends, as a clasj, do inure than their proportion ol the world's serious business, aud they manage to attain to a high average of 1 ingevity. Now this is exactly the kin! of fa I that true medical science likes tc gQO Pieces of Drees Ginghams, all Styles and Qualities gel hold of md to interrogate, and lean1 100 Pieces f Canton I la unci, from. What is the reason, asks the sen- 10,000 Vards Bed Ticking'. Ten Casci Pauts Cloth Jeans, Cassemeres Bevers. in s;nih and double width. IT WILL GENERALLY CONCEDED That my Stoic is the Biggest and Most Elegant Establishment in Goldsboro, and I can pride myself that at my Wholesale Department, upstairs, you can rind more goods than many other t lores bare on shelves, counters, or behind counters. layYott may go to other stores where they offer you shelf worn remnants at an " Astonishing Price," and then take you in with something else, hut as 3-011 are all aware of, when you come to my store nothing of that Fort is donc."&f i.1 I just want the public to know what I have only in one portion of my vast Establishment, as it would require pages upon pages to enumerate everything I have in stock this season: 100 Bales ot Alamance Plaids. I 1,600 Yards of Silk all qualities. Gb Bales of Lake George A. A. 600 Pieces Bleaching, the most of it consists of Barkers Mills and Andros-cofftrins. siblc man, why Quakers, with so rnan undoubted disadvantages, attain to such a high average of success in all that con statutes worthy life, and also succeed in enjoying their success to an exceptional ly old age.' The reason, we are convinced, is to be and in their quid habits and disci plined life. An ordinary doctor or even layman would probably have felt much more interest in tiu d An Unusual Laree Quantity of Dress Trimmings to match all the Dress (ioods 1 have. 600 Ladies Wraps and Jackets in Plusb, Astrican and Beaver. 900 Pieces of the very best Prints. Clothiu; Clothing Jgln iSannV r 2-?rSr nOfyf 900 1 wcols for Men and Boys. W&UM&i rWM&& y (jqo Smts lor Men. Youths, Boy 80 Piece Worsted Drees Goods, all colors. ' g O.QQ Pair Pants 175 Pieces assorted and plain, plaids and striped T u' ri.u:.. r Quakers owed t to certain drugi phosphorus, - r certiiin method ianism, or meat abject at this point iblc to affirm that th ., - ucci - and long life for example, to arsenic, hi La and the like; or to of feeding, as vegetar i tiling, or fruit eatimr. or drinking, or teetotatism, or smoking and so on. Bui we submit that that shows a want of real mental capacity. For what, after all, is the true im portanee of the subject' Does it not consist in the undoubted character of the results? The results ar reallv the thinet tn he considered. As a m ;y do :r ?c will 17o Pieces assorted and plain, plaids and stripe Serges 60 Pieces of Cashmeres in black, and all colors. 75 Pieces ol Henrietta Cloths. 50 Pieces of fancy, new, soft woolen Dress fabrics, in suits and combinations. Three Cases Silk Plushes- in all .- hades. Clothing ! s and Children. I have Clothino: for Everybody. ti um the commoftt to the very neat Bars, &oor$ g.r Shoes. j t.wi.i --"!- lo Is on lion. Cajpet?. E'.igs and Oilcloths. All above Mentioned Articles Must and Shall be Sold wmm fwam iff & w m w ft a v DO US THE nd lo not class thin an noun rim am very careful about my repul A dSkfl aX jt iff aaverci ncE, ttt v. ;t!i the sersatioual, tlion. Ii vou only will c X r ! tamed by wnat ma ; and simph " procesi I orate preparationj Ai natter of fact in life. Aa a Ump. '1'hc-n. curl the lip mt - are oo !lefl --aatura id of by elab ut-of-the-wai ds and as the t unreliabse -nie to my - 1 1 nie apt t fid around ni. " i v.j readilv he convinced ill t be done to na tv with the intention to do your trading I ' ' My Store & Get My Prices bci t s i r o i w w w w w - l io itrv n:ei cut Com leaner this season than anv N roat !cal in buying of mo W liolcsale lwtaWiaJirae n t . 1 - w I w yourse.!f to be "pulled in" I t buying;. rVlERCHAIMTS: iituliet, a,s I guarantee to sell them i 4 ' 3 LQW PS I CMS, am r ' - .tii?m Weft Utf. klWertj.ntt
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