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THE HEADLIGHT. PUBLISHED EVEIIY THURSDAY A. Roscowor, Editor and Proprietor Goldsbouo, X. 0., Sept. 29, 1892. Theri: is no doubt that the lle ublicau leaders will pass the Force bill if they can once more secure power. Mr. Harrison and Mr. Reid believe that the Repub licans should control the regis tration, the elections, the count ing and the certification of the result in every Congressional dis trict in the country. Such a law would utterly override the local election machinery. Instead oi election officers chosen by the people there would be election of ficers appointed by the politicians at Washington. The prospect that the Republicans will pass a Force bill if they get into power is an important reason for vot ing against Harrison and Weave and every Republican and Thin party candidate for Congress. Tin; visit of Gen. Adlai K. Ste venson to this city, Thursday, was a grand occasion. The Gen. find Mrs. Stevenson were natural ly t he centres of attraction, and to them was given an ovation that left nothing to be desired. As the crowd, notwithstanding the inclement weather, was im mense and the occasion great, so were the addresses of the highest order. Gen. Stevenson's speech was clear and forcible. He gave evidence in every utterance of his earnestness, his deep conviction, his lofty patriotism and his thor ough comprehension of the great issues involved. Wi; think those who .are in clined to vote the Third party ticket do greatly err, and when they coii-ie seriously to reflect upon the dangers that threaten us in the event of Republican suc cess, we feef confident most of them will see that it is no time for division. The force bill, one of the most dangerous measures ever attempted to be fastened upon a free and intelligent peo ple, demands the united opposi tion of Americans and until it is killed and buried bevond the power of resurrection free men cannot afford to divide. Mi:. Cleveland's letter of ac ceptance which was given to the public Monday is a model of frank, honest and straight - forward sense -the best and highest states manship. There is not a word of dodging in it. He stands on his platform without evasion and appeals to his past record with out misgiving. As a whole the letter is a concise, clear-cut state ment of the Democratic position in the present contest and will command wide attention and generous appreciation. The Wilmington Starclosed its twenty-fifth year Thursday. It is the oldest daily paper in the State and has remained under the same management since its foundation. The Star is a most acceptable paper, both for the purity of its style and excellence of its matter. Its editorial and news departments, crisp and to the point, are the best of any pa per in the State, while its typo graphical appearance is beyond a fault. Our best wishes for con tinued success. Soi Tii-iiATEi: Weavek, defam er, persecutor and bummer, will speak at Raleigh to-day and at Rocky Mount to-morrow. Five years after the war he called the Southern people a "hungry, rebel lious, man-hating, woman-selling gang," and now with the same dirt mouth he asks Southern white men to vote for him. We challenge any Third party man to show a single law put upon the statute books by the Democratic party of which the people complain. STATE NEWS. Ilattie Ponders, colored, shot and killed herself at A.sheville Monday night. M. 11. Lung, of Greenville and Wilson, has made an assignment. Liabilities $40,000. The opening of the State Normal School at Greensboro has been post poned till October 5. A white man named Justice, of Rutherford county, was recently killed by a train near Asbeville. J. M. Anderson, of Randleman, was killed at Danville, Tuesday, by a saw he used in cutting up wood. Jas. Meadows, of Wilmington, committed suicide Monday by taking laudanum. lie had quarreled with his wife. Evangelist Fife is holding a suc cessful meeting at Weldon this week. His next point is Mocksville, Octo ber 9 th. G rover Cleveland, Ben Harrison and Jim Weaver, have all been en rolled as pupils of the Concord grad ed school. J. S. Poythress who accidentally shot and killed a colored woman at Henderson recently, came back Mon day to stand trial. Mrs. W. II. Landin, of Wilming ton, attempted to kill herself Satur day with laudanum but failed, the dose being too large. A colored woman, wife of Lum Hall, of Rowan county, while plow ing with an oxen, Tuesday, was gored to death by the animal. Harrison Lee, of Watauga county, accidentally shot and killed his friend named Featherstone while both were squirrel hunting, Thursday. A little girl, about 8 years old, child of Jordan Hunter, was killed at Greensboro Saturday by an incom ing train while playing on the track. Mrs. Catharine Williams, of Rla den county, while in a state of men tal derangement, Saturday, commit ted suicide by drowning herself in a canal. The Presbyterian Synod of this State will establish a preparatory school at Mebane in the buildings formerly occupied by the Bingham School. David Aytrs, colored, of Selma, was killed by a train while walking along the track of the It. & D. R. R., near Raleigh, Monday night. He had been drinking. Jack Edwards, an engineer on the Western North Carolina Railroad, was fatally stabbed in the throat and abdomen by Will Cowan during an altercation at Asbeville Saturday night. The flag of the Cleveland Guards captured by the Ninth Massachu setts regiment at the battle of Han over Court House, May, 27, 1SG2, was brought back to Shelby Thurs day Vy a Boston delegation amid im posing ceremonies. Davidson College has opened with a larger attendance than ever before in its history. Hazing has been en tirely abolished by the united action of the body of students. Mr. J. E. Brown, Jr., of Charlotte, has been elected Gymnasium Director for the ensuing year. Jas. R. Chatum, who stole a horse and buggy and abducted Mattie Phillips, aged 14, in Chatham coun ty recently and feloniously assaulting her afterwards, was captured in Dar lington, S, C. brought back and lodged in jail at Raleigh to prevent a lynching at Pittsboro. At the meeting of the stockholders of the A. & N, C. R. R. Company at Morehead City, Thursday, W. S. Chad wick, Esq., was re-elected Pres ident, F. C. Roberts, Secretary and Treasurer. The Directors elected by the Stockholders are: Paul Faison, Raleigh; J. M. Morehead, Durham; Arnold Borden, Goldsboro and Dempsey Wood, Falling Creek. The Finance Committee is : Thos, Dan iels, E. B. Hackburn, J. J. Wolfen den, Newbern; S. I. Wootcn, Lenoir county; Thos. II. Mallison, Croatan. A resolution endorsing the present administration and recommending President Chadwick to the incoming Governor for re-election next yea?, was unanimously adopted. Tutt's Pills cure Consti nation and Piles. Bucklcn's Aruica Salve. The Hest Salve in the world for Cuts, Hruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetters, Chapped Hands,. Chil blains Corns, jnnl allSkin Eruptions, ami postively cures Piles, or no pay n quired. It is guaranteed to give pei Tect satisfac tion, or money refunded. Frice 2. cents per box. lroiioiiiifl II I , Yl Save! From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hunl, of Groton, S. J)., we quote:- "Was taken with a bad cold, whieh settled on my lungs, cough set in and finally ter minated in consumption. Four doctors gave ine up, saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Sa viour, determined if 1 could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my ab sent ones above. My husband was ad vised to get Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all, eight bottles; it has cured me, and thank (Jod I am now a well and hearty woman."' Trial bot tles free at Hill's drug store, regular size, .",0 cents ami $1.00. .1.11. Hill & Son's Drug Store Cbo1 Look. Good loo".:s are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be in active, you have a bilious look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dys peptic Look and if your Kidneys be af fected you have a pinched look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Flee trie Hitters is the great alter ative and Tonic acts directly on these vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches, boils anil gives a good complexion. Sold at Hill's Drugstore, "tOc per bottle. J. H. Hill & Son's Drug Store. II Won't Io. You may bridle the appetite but you cannot bribe the liver to do its work well. You must be honest with it, help it along a little now and then with a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator. The liver becomes sluggish sometimes and needs some stimulation to keep oil' those at tacks of Indigestion and Hiliousness. A good active liver promotes digest ion and prevents Malaria. To Build Up Your system and restore Your Strength Invigorate your Liver and Purify Your Blood Strengthen your Nerves and Give An Appetite Take that Excellent Medicine, P P P Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium Abbotts Fast Indian Corn Faint euiv all corns. Warts and Hunions. To enjoy health one should Iiavo re?, jilur evuctiatioiiH every tweu y four Eionrs. The evils, Iot:i mental und physical, resulting from HABITUAL CONSTIPATION are many and serious. For the euro of this common trouble. Tutt's Liver 'V.11? vave if aineU u "tpulari ty iiiiiur. ttllclcd. Elegantly sugar coated. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Tsia: Biggest Slock of Goods The Boston Bargain House has yet bought. Hut inv trade is in creasing daily and lhave to carry a large stock. 1 am determined not to be un dersold. 2" kinds of tobacco 15 to (JOc, Groceries. Starch oc, sugar 5c, rice 5c, )(, 11) baking powders 5c, lye 5c, 20 ounce bar soap 5c, best Hour .?c, candy and cakes 10c tier lb, eotl'ee Ki to 2." .S00 kinds of glassware. Sugar bowl, butter dish, cream pitcher and spoon holder only 25c. Water set complete 9c. Lamps 20c to :. 50 different kinds tinware. gal. coffee pot 10c. Water set, .'$ pieces only .si.L'.'i. J kits 20c to 1 .50, umbrel las 45c and up. Clothing of all kinds. niioix, sieoi:, siiojs: Children, from 20c to sl.50, Ladies lace and button O.jc to S2. Men s lace and congress Doc to t, pants 45c to 50, domestic 5c, pant goods 10c and up, calico JJc and up, socks and stockings 5c and up, corsets 2.5c and up, wire buck le suspenders 20c buckle warranted two years, .Men s shirts 2c and up. Trunks and valises. A nice zinc finished trunk with tray, 21 inches in height and 2S long, only $1.50, brooms 10 to 50c. Bug gy whips, lace, crockery of all kinds. handkerchiefs, etc. You can find any thing you want without walking all over town. "1'nces guaranteed." F. B. ED3IUXDS0X, Prop. Machine - Work, PLUMBING, BOILER WORK, Repairing Cotton Gins etc. Efficiently and promptly done, at very reasonable prices. POMP PEARS ALL. Goldsboro, X. C. Dr. D, S. HARMON, TbeRussian Opthalmic Optician & Inventor Rooms 2 and Allen Building, Princess St., Wilmington," fsTXo charge for examination of eves. Tiitf t pill. i iiii w nil CUBE CONSTIPATION. FOR mosquito B1TE3. 3UA1-&URM SORE FELT. LAuAEMESS from OVER EXERTION. PILLS. CHAFIMG. To bathe FACE and HANDS whsn he ate A etc. DON'T FORGET when ttrtrp on vacation TbT&he ft you . Vow are sure, "to need it perhaps VERY HVCH indeed ,M33N?.;-ii .'.tJsmfiAlT, REFUSE 3UB5T1TUTE5 probably worthier Accept POrtD'!) EXTRACT only. Pond's ExTrocT Con law Vbrh and London Bargains for Everybody Look and hvt Convinced! Cotton Worsted only ."cts. Whiteand Red Flannel from 20ctsto2."cts peryard. Canton Flannel, I) to 10 cts per yard. Outings, Sets per yard. Woolen dress goods, from 10 to 2.cts jM-r yard. Yard wide, wool finished dress goods reduced to 1 Oct's. Heavy Hickory, only 7 cents. A big cut in Red Tick. Solid color Cal ico, only cts. Cheap Priees in Crock cry. Cups and saucers '2 to 0 cts. Plates, cheap. Knives and Forks, ."Oct s to 1.12."). Lamps, L'O to T.lcts. Chim neys .") to .Sets. Pat. Medicines, l2. per ct. less than any si ore in town, until pres ent stock is gone. Peterson's Liniment LTtc per bottle. GROCERIES AT CUT RATE PRICES. Clothing. A common suit for .'l. '.). A good suit for $t.C0. A line suit for 7.")0. Pants from 10c to 1."0 per pair. Coats and ests, .cts. .Notions m endless variety and lower than ever PaSrSlioes at your own price. Tobacco! Cigars I Snuff I Edniuiidson's Job, price .5."c for 2."i ct I) other kinds for Hrc per lb. Mail Pouch lc. Snuff .'50 f o 4 Oe per lb. Cigars from 1 to oc. lar Heel Smoking tobacco,.'5e per pound. The above ju ices are for Spot Cash. No credit, dive me a call. ED. L EDMUNDSON, The Hustler. Opp. Hill's Drug Store, AValnut dreet. Goldsboro, X. C. PEAC INSTITUTE FOR Yoiniff Ladies Unsurpassed in Thoroughness. Loca tion, equipments, r acuity, 1- urintureand Fare. Twenty-one New Pianos. Send for catalogue. JAS. DINWIDDIE, M. A., ('Jniv. Va.) Kaleigh, N. C ST. MARY'S SCHOOL For Girls, Established in 142. Advent term be gins Sent. 22. lSi2. Climate unusual! v line. Especial attention to Physical l rairmg and Hygiene. For catalogues address the Hector, KEY. DENNETT SMEDES, A. M., Ealeigh, X. C. Dr. J. M. Parker, ZDZEZN-TZST. Absolutely painless extraction of teeth. fcSPOL'ice over Ciddens' Jewelry Store, A :. DOLLAR FOR 85 CENTS. I shall continue to sell all standard Patent Medicines, at cut rate iric's one dollar bottles for only Si cents. I also carry A Full Liue of Toilet Articles which will be sold at cut prices. Xow is your chance to replenish vour medieine chest at a great saving in cost. SPICER'S DRUG STORE, Mm FOR MjA TO MM f E TRACT C' GOLPSIUmO, N. c. Bargains for AT New York Watch a Few of 200 Suits Clothing from si to $20. per suit. 100 dozen dent's (Jauze Vests from l.V to si. ."0 dozen Ladies (Jauze Vsts from N'y; up. !i."-pie-s Mosquitoe Xetting ."c a yard. gross Fly Traps l."e, worth 27t. 100 pieces Pant (Joods from 10c up. Calicoes, all grades, in standard colors, AT REDUCED PRICES! X. C. Plaids from 4c up. Window Shades, Curtain Poles, etc., lower than ever. Straw Matting from up, White (Joods and Embroideries of the latest designs ami exceptionally low Shoes from 2."c a pair and up; every pair will be fully warrant!. Straw Hats, Stiff Hats, Fur Hats, from ." to .."1.00 each. Linen Collars Nj:;c Flannel Shirts j:5c. Silk Umbrellas from 1 up. Everything Goes at One Price ! (Jood Tobacco, 20, 2.',, .'10, and 40c Nty4on't fail to call and examine our every purchase. . Y. Bargain Store, J. F. SOUTHERLAND, PROPRIETOR. 1867. 3. M. P R I V T T. C. E. Sides, Heavy Mess Pork, Heavy Hump PovJe. Fat Backs, Hams, Lard, Etc. Wholesale RETAIL. Indian Rock Lime, Iiosendale and Port land Cement, Plaster Paris, Laths, Hair, Etc. Hea vy Bags j- Empty Sacks. TiaCLes - -So everybody says, and- "WE It therefore behooves you to buy where oney. I IBtST Por Spot Casli and from first hands and am therefore able to quote you prices as low as some goods can be sold by any house in this section. I have THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK of both Heavy and Fancy Groceries in this city and lam prepared to offer you siecial inducements in both PRICE AND QUALITY! Call and examine mv stock before von with me. l"AJ I- 33 FOUYIELLB, the Spot Cash ! tiii:- Bargain Store. our Cut Prices a pound. Starch only .c per pound. stock. We promise to save you money on Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Mixed Cow Feed, Mlicat Bran, Salt, Soap, Starch, Soda Buckets, Brooms, Tobacco, $c. Cotton, Grain Provisions. Timothy, Hay, Clover Hay, Rust Proof Oats, Black Seed Oats mite Seed Oats, Coi n, Rice Meal, Bag ging and Ties, 1892. nre Hard I SEZ-.IETTE IT. you can get the best goods for the least l.nv I ni t,.,w. ;f von in trade
The Goldsboro Headlight (Goldsboro, N.C.)
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